[Pretending to be Xiao Bailian, the concubine of the prime minister's house vs. Being full of tenderness, but actually being a sinister prince]
Entering the palace to attend to her sister-in-law's illness, Mu Yiqing, the concubine of the prime minister's palace who was rumored to be a "knee-jerk", lay in the prince's arms, making her look lovable.
In front of the crowd, he looked at his sister-in-law who was gritting his teeth with guilt, and hid behind the prince in tears: Although the elder sister is the princess, the younger sister and His Highness are really in love with each other;
Behind the scenes, I wiped away my tears with eyes filled with forbearance and determination, and the past gradually came to the surface.
His Royal Highness the Crown Prince's immense favor is the best support for his plan, but does his love and affection amid the competition for the reserve position have another purpose?
Mutual utilization blooms in the power struggle: pretending is true, using is true, and doting is true
(Her origins were criticized, her aunt's face was kind and her heart was dark; the government was in turmoil, and people close to her died tragically; people who are kind to their elders and like sisters have hidden fangs. Should I just swallow my anger and let others manipulate me?
It's long past time to break this chess game and be the chess player who controls destiny)
PS: The fictional historical background deviates from the real history;
The male protagonist Feijie reminds you again, please avoid lightning yourself;
The pace is slow in the early stages, so impatient babies can read the second volume first.
