When Su Xing entered the palace, it was considered that he would "win by lying down", so he hid in the small courtyard as a salted fish and refused to be invited to sleep in the draft. She used divination to find cats, resolve misfortunes of concubines, and cure the queen's headaches. As the food got better, Concubine Liu made things difficult for her, and she easily resolved several frame-ups. She helped the emperor investigate the drought situation in the southern border and rescued Qiu Xie, and was named a queen by the emperor because of her desireless nature. Su Xing threw away the trivial matters of the Sixth Palace and only focused on eating and sleeping. Instead, she made the harem stable and worked with the emperor in a tacit understanding. She stayed in the back position for ten years and went from being a salty fish in the cold palace to becoming the most comfortable Empress of the Liang Dynasty.
