After Becoming the Minister's Concubine-Born Daughter, I Ruled the Court

[Palace intrigue and political scheming + mutual healing + transmigrated heroine + secret identity revealed]

Everyone in the capital knew that Prince Yong, Liu Wumu, commanded a powerful army and preferred men. Though he was well past thirty, he still had no wife or concubines.

At court, Liu Wumu looked at Dou Qiyao, standing at the very end of the civil officials’ ranks, and said to her father, “I hear Lord Shaochu has a twin sister named Dou Qiyao?”

Dou’s father was startled. His gaze flicked toward his daughter, disguised as a man, and he nodded through gritted teeth.

Liu Wumu turned to the emperor and petitioned, “I ask Your Majesty to grant me a marriage and allow me to wed the youngest daughter of the Dou family, Dou Qiyao.”

The court officials were stunned: Prince Yong, that old tree that had never bloomed, had finally blossomed.

The emperor was delighted: Princess Qinyang had just petitioned to marry Dou Shaochu, and now Prince Yong wanted to marry his twin sister, Dou Qiyao. Why not pick an auspicious day and hold both weddings together?

Dou Qiyao wanted to die. How could one person handle two romantic advances at once, especially when they came from the two most troublesome and dangerous members of the royal family?

Even worse, Dou Qiyao suddenly found herself surrounded by countless malicious gazes. So the youngest daughter of the Dou family was Prince Yong’s weakness. If anyone wanted revenge on him, they would have to go after her.