Su Qingyuan's sudden death was tied to the quick travel system. At the beginning, she abandoned her concubine in a cold palace and had only one mission - fake pregnancy to compete for favor.
She was holding a fake pregnancy pill, pretending to be weak, pitiful, and cautious at every step.
The emperor doubted her? Pamper him to the point where he has no doubts.
The imperial concubine harmed her? He sent her to the cold palace with a backhand.
The prince flirted with her? I declined them all and only embraced the emperor's favor.
The world laughed at her for being mean and bullying, but she had a false pregnancy, favored the Sixth Palace, and dominated the harem.
Emperor Zha: "Who dares to touch my emperor?"
Su Qingyuan silently touched her stomach: Sorry, my stomach is empty.
Reader comments
Tied with 21 chapters, it's a brainless sweet story with a fairly tight logic. The heroine is scheming and sober. The Emperor's Concubine's feelings heat up quickly, so don't read it when you're in a book shortage, because it's too little and not enough to fill your teeth.
You owe one star first, and then you pay it back after you have fattened it up.
Super nice quick travel article
In the vast ocean of Internet articles, Kuaiwen articles are like a bright pearl, exuding unique charm. And what I want to recommend to you today is a super good-looking fast-travel novel. The setting of this fast-travel novel is novel and bold. The protagonist travels through different worlds, each of which has a unique background and story. In the fantasy fairy world, there is a fierce confrontation between immortals and demons. The protagonist relies on his extraordinary wisdom and courage to deal with the immortals and demons; in the ancient dynasty, the undercurrent of palace intrigues surges, and the protagonist cleverly plans to change the established destiny step by step. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to describe the splendor of each world, with vivid and three-dimensional characters and ups and downs of the plot. Whether it's the delicate portrayal of emotions or the thrilling adventure, it makes people immersed in it. It can be called a masterpiece among fast-traveling novels.
Tied with 21 chapters, it's a brainless sweet story with a fairly tight logic. The heroine is scheming and sober. The Emperor's Concubine's feelings heat up quickly, so don't read it when you're in a book shortage, because it's too little and not enough to fill your teeth. You owe one star first, and then you pay it back after you have fattened it up.
Super nice quick travel article In the vast ocean of Internet articles, Kuaiwen articles are like a bright pearl, exuding unique charm. And what I want to recommend to you today is a super good-looking fast-travel novel. The setting of this fast-travel novel is novel and bold. The protagonist travels through different worlds, each of which has a unique background and story. In the fantasy fairy world, there is a fierce confrontation between immortals and demons. The protagonist relies on his extraordinary wisdom and courage to deal with the immortals and demons; in the ancient dynasty, the undercurrent of palace intrigues surges, and the protagonist cleverly plans to change the established destiny step by step. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to describe the splendor of each world, with vivid and three-dimensional characters and ups and downs of the plot. Whether it's the delicate portrayal of emotions or the thrilling adventure, it makes people immersed in it. It can be called a masterpiece among fast-traveling novels.