Lin Shutong's life goal is simple: to be the saltiest fish in the harem, the ultimate workplace. As the daughter of a guilty minister, she was packed into the palace and became a low-level talent. Her sense of existence was as thin as a wisp of air. Lin Shutong expressed great satisfaction with this. Her daily task is to hold her little medicine jar tightly, coughing when the wind blows, and gasping after taking three steps. She perfectly plays the role of a poor little girl who will not survive tomorrow. By the way, she plants flowers in her small courtyard, reads a book, and waits until she is old enough to leave the palace. However, life is always difficult for salted fish. The virtuous and virtuous empress used her as a pawn to test the Sacred Heart; the beautiful concubine in the harem used her as a target for the newlyweds; even the little sisters who had just entered the palace were holding her hand to greet her while thinking about how to step on her to climb up. Lin Shutong (Vicissitudes of Life and Lighting a Cigarette. Jpg): I'm tired, can't you let a "dying" person go? I can't bear it anymore, no need to bear it anymore. So - the congratulatory gift sent to the Empress unexpectedly turned the "surprise" carefully prepared by the Empress into a "shock"; the imperial concubine's favorite glass lamp "accidentally" broke, and after checking, it turned out that it was the eyeliner she placed next to her. ... Gradually, everyone in the harem discovered that this talented Lin was simply a lone star of evil, who would cause misfortune to anyone. Only the aloof emperor always liked to come to her deserted yard late at night with a lamp in his hand and watch her cough.
