Li Changxi saw the video "Calling the Emperor" and cursed in her heart. She was full of sympathy for Zhu Qiyu, the "acting emperor" who saved the Ming Dynasty. But I didn't expect to dress up as the concubine of Zhu Qiyu of the Ming Dynasty. They say that sympathizing with a man will make him unhappy, and it turns out to be true. The Tumubao Revolution had not yet begun, the emperor had not yet surrendered his power and humiliated the country, and Zhu Qiyu was still the king of Xianyutan. Li Changxi's unique charm attracted Zhu Qiyu. She focused on her heart, rose up the ranks step by step, and dominated the harem. During the prosperous Ming Dynasty, wherever the sun and moon shone, wherever the rivers reached, and wherever the eyes could see, there was China.
