The entire Chu family was massacred, and the only remaining girl, Chu Sang, sneaked into the palace and assumed the alias Qin Sang.
She succeeded in becoming the queen's confidant by relying on her ancestral medicinal cooking skills.
In the ginseng soup she made for the queen every day, she always secretly added an extra ingredient of medicinal herbs.
The queen became more and more dependent on her soup and meals, and the rewards continued.
The seventh prince suddenly fell ill, and Qin Sang brought him back to life with a dose of decoction.
The emperor was shocked by his abilities and looked deeply: "This woman is not a thing in the pool."
Wang Shun, the chief eunuch, approached and said, "Your Majesty, the origin of Qin Sang who has been in the palace for three years is unknown."
In the undercurrent of the palace, the figure of Qin Sang's enemy emerged.
But that man was so powerful that the queen was just a plaything in his palm.
Qin Sang made a desperate move.
When the phoenix was perched on the sycamore tree, the palace palace was burned with fire.
