Su Luoluo, a modern-day foodie, transmigrates by accident into the body of an imperial concubine. She has no interest in palace intrigue or fighting for favor; she just wants to be a lazy freeloader who eats and waits for death. But the harem turns out to be an odd place: Consort Shu is obsessed with snacks, the Noble Consort is fixated on her mirror, the Zhaoyi loves sleeping, and the Guibin is devoted to chess. There's no scheming, only everyone happily doing their own thing.
Her persistent question, “Are there chickens in the harem?” unexpectedly catches the attention of the cold-faced emperor, Xuanyuan Ye. From sending her snacks every day to boldly declaring her love in the imperial garden, they marry, and she becomes an empress who doesn't have to manage a thing. The harem sisters form a “Harem Alliance,” snacking, playing games, and sharing amusing stories together. Their days are easy and carefree.
From reviewing memorials together to facing a crisis in a neighboring kingdom side by side, from the birth of their son Zihan to watching him start a family and build a career, Su Luoluo and Xuanyuan Ye's love grows ever deeper amid their peaceful life. After abdicating, they travel the world together, then return to enjoy the happiness of doting on their grandchildren. The sisters stay together into old age.
This is a warmhearted harem story with no palace intrigue, full of food, friendship, love, and the purest joy. With her carefree, lazy attitude, Su Luoluo becomes the happiest person in the harem, proving that happiness doesn't have to be fought over; being together is forever.
