Once transformed into a cannon fodder talent who couldn't survive more than three chapters in the book, Jiang Chuchu faced hellish difficulties at the beginning. The good news: the Changxin Palace she was assigned to was remote and quiet, with no one to disturb her, making it easier for her to survive. Bad news: The emperor had forgotten her as a person, her status had been withheld to the point where she couldn't expose her, and the palace officials dared to shame her in front of her. Worse news: Her body is really weak. She can fall down when the wind blows, she can't take three steps without gasping for breath, and even a single sneeze in the harem can send her to see the King of Hell. In order to survive, Jiang Yue had to tearfully pick up the skills of an actor in his previous life and carefully create a sickly and beautiful persona for himself that is "weak but tough, cold and refined". She did not strive for favor or flattery. She only read a few books in front of the window every day, fed the birds on the porch, and occasionally coughed up a mouthful of blood. The timing of her coughing was precise and her gestures were moving. Gradually, there were rumors in the palace: Although the talented man in Changxin Palace was frail, he was like an orchid in an empty valley, with a unique character. At first, the violent emperor dismissed it: "Pretend." Later, when he passed by Changxin Palace, he saw the woman who could not even stand still, trying hard on tiptoes to send back a chick that had fallen from the nest. Her face was pale, but her eyes were astonishingly bright. Emperor: ... Interesting. Later, everyone in the harem discovered that Jiang Cairen, who seemed to be dying in the next second, had unknowingly become the most unbearable concern of the Holy Emperor. The queen wanted to show her authority, so she coughed blood and knelt down. The emperor stayed at Changxin Palace that night. The imperial concubine wanted to use her as a favor, so she comforted her with her heart, and the emperor moved all the rewards from the imperial concubine to her. Jiang Yue:
