Let's talk about the conclusion first: Xie Zhaozhao is crazy. As the jewel in the eye of the Xie family, the most aristocratic family in the capital, she could only live a life of fine clothes and fine food. She had to remain anonymous and work as a rough maid for the seventh prince who was the least favored and lived next to the cold palace. Good news: Xie Zhaozhao has superior intelligence, a photographic memory, and a political sense inherited from the Xie family for a century. He can be called a humanoid script-killing machine. Bad news: The master she is assisting is a real "salted fish". While the other princes were fighting to the death for military power, the seventh prince was farming in the yard; while the other princes were wooing the courtiers, the seventh prince was studying how to roast sweet potatoes more fragrantly. The aroma of roasted sweet potatoes drifted over the wall. Xie Zhaozhao rolled up his sleeves and sneered while chopping firewood: It doesn't matter, poverty alleviation, I am professional. As a result, a strange thing happened in the circle of powerful people in the capital. The seventh prince, who was regarded as the "abandoned son", wrote a farming guide casually, which actually solved the three-year food and grass problem in the border area; his casual mention of a flood control strategy actually made the stubborn old minister of the Ministry of Revenue burst into tears on the spot. Everyone is guessing that there must be an expert behind the Seventh Prince! The master Xie Zhaozhao, who had hidden his merits and fame, was squatting in the small kitchen making medicine for the seventh prince. He also used fire paint to seal a secret letter that could shake up the court, and calmly ordered: "Go and stuff this letter under Mr. Wang's pillow." Until one day, the seventh prince ascended the throne. He held the hand of the "rough maid", walked up to the Golden Palace step by step, and announced to the civil and military officials of the court: "This is my queen." The Xie family's father fainted on the spot: "Girl,...