When she woke up, Li Wei, a senior social worker who died from overwork, opened her eyes and turned into Cui Guo, the cannon fodder palace maid next to Concubine Qi in "The Legend of Zhen Huan". In front of her was the death scene of "Cui Guo, smash her mouth". Facing the beginning of hell mode, let's see how she uses modern workplace wisdom to fight a bloody path for herself and her "silly white sweet" master amidst the swords and shadows of Prince Yong's palace.
Her master, Concubine Qi, has both beauty and brains, and is recognized as the "number one beauty" in the harem. But Cuiguo soon discovers that this piece of jade is not hopeless - her "truth" may be the scarcest weapon in this deep courtyard full of hypocritical calculations. The two masters and servants, one with cognition and strategy beyond the times, and the other with the simplest sincerity and trust, formed the most unlikely alliance.
From resolving the "slapping crisis" to deftly breaking the vicious rumors; from using "dream omen" to package the bodies of the master and the third elder brother with modern nutrition, to protecting the master with his own body under Nian Shilan's difficulties... Cui Guo works step by step, not only guarding against Concubine Hua's open guns, but also the hidden arrows of the Queen and various concubines. She weaves intelligence, makes allies, makes clever plans, and is dedicated to guiding Concubine Qi from a "pig teammate" to a "potential stock" who can stand alone.
This is a fierce collision between modern thinking and ancient rules, and it is also a legend of a little palace lady joining hands with her "silly white sweet" master to counterattack. Watch how Cuiguo manages the overall situation, and helps Concubine Qi to the throne of the queen in the turbulent waves of Kowloon's struggle for the throne, and jointly composes a completely different survival rule of the Qing palace. When the cold-faced prince meets the "professional elite" palace maid,
