On a moment's whim, she took in several neglected princes. Now that they've grown up, they still call her “Mother,” but each has his own agenda!
A lovesick crown prince, a regent with power over the entire court, the Fifth Prince who controls the lifeline of maritime trade, the Ninth Prince, a lunatic general, the Eleventh Prince who commands the northern frontier's merchant caravans, the Old Twelfth, commander of the Imperial Guard, the brilliant physician Fifteenth, the clingy Little Seventeenth, and her guard, A Jiu...
Some want to keep her locked by their side, some want to roam the world with her, and some have guarded her in silence all along. And others...
Why do you think there are so many repetitive parts in this novel? Is it because the author was lazy and didn't write enough words? The author is still fishing. The first part was okay, but this second part is simply unwatchable.