Once transformed into the last concubine with the least presence in the Yin Dynasty, Song Jingque had only one goal in life - to eat and wait until death, and to retire at the age of palace. Unexpectedly, this palace is actually a crouching tiger, hidden dragon. The noble concubine is busy studying the formula of rouge, the wise concubine is addicted to raising more meat, and even the queen is secretly embroidering handkerchiefs in exchange for money. Only she wants to show off but is repeatedly forced to "get out of the circle."
Growing vegetables in the imperial garden is regarded as a novel sight, cooking snail noodles to persuade the provocative high-ranking concubines, using jokes to resolve the crisis at the palace banquet, and unexpectedly capturing the emperor's taste buds with his cooking skills. Other people's court battles are life-and-death, but her palace battles are "you roll, you roll, and I'll show off mine." Others rely on scheming in court battles, but she relies on outrageous operations to make it impossible for her opponents to make a move.
He originally wanted to keep a low profile, but because of his absurdity, he became the top star in the palace. Not only did he gain a group of "sick friends" who are drama stars, but the emperor couldn't help but ask: "My dear concubine, what new job are you going to do next time?" Let's see how Song Jingque uses the most outrageous way to find his own absurd way of survival in a palace wall full of routines.
