On the first day she entered the palace, Shen Xi calculated that she only needed to "lie down" to win, and from then on she started a life of eating and sleeping. She had no intention of competing for favors, but with her superb fortune-telling skills, she successively solved difficult problems such as the loss of a cat by a noble concubine, a severe drought in the south, and even rescued a driver at a hunting ground. The emperor took a liking to her character of not fighting for anything, having no desires, and regarded her as a breath of fresh air in the harem. In the end, Su Xing counterattacked all the way and was canonized as the queen. She assigned all the trivial matters of the Sixth Palace to the other concubines, while she enjoyed the rich clothes, fine food, and the exclusive favor of the emperor. She perfectly achieved the ultimate goal of "winning" in life by relying on fortune telling.
