Jia Heng, the most inconspicuous concubine in Dream of Red Mansions, wakes up to a bowl of rotten rice. The original owner wrote "Can I fight for it" on the margin of "Mencius", and then died of illness in a corner where no one knows. Another soul came in and said, "If you don't dare to fight, I will fight for you."
My mother-in-law deprived me, my brother-in-law humiliated me, and even my slaves dared to beat and scold me. The accounts were in deficit of 140,000 taels, and Prince Zhongshun's palace took away 20,000 taels every year. The old lady's medicine was chronically poisoned. An orphan girl, Shen Yanqing, handed his father's defense statement to him: "Third Master, I believe you."
No one thinks that a bastard can make waves. But he insisted on checking the accounts, seizing power, and pulling the Jia family out of the mud. Cao Gong wrote, "The vast white land is so clean after falling." He was not convinced. He wanted to write a different ending.
A concubine can do this too, let's see what happens.