Song Zhao, the concubine of the protector of the country, witnessed the murder of her biological mother by her legitimate mother Jiang when she was young, and the blood feud was engraved in her heart. She pretended to be forced into the palace, relied on her intelligence and forbearance to make every move, and pretended to be weak to capture the favor of the emperor Xiao Jingheng. In the deep palace, she dealt with the concubines and various forces, using her strength to get rid of her old enemies one after another, and gradually climbed from a young talent to a noble concubine. She strategized and liquidated all her enemies back then. After numerous conspiracies and fights, she finally ascended to the throne and held the power of the Sixth Palace. She became the real master in this intrigue and deceitful harem.
Reader comments
It's another kind of drama where you seduce the male protagonist to get the upper hand, and then let several women fight among themselves for a man who trapped them in the harem as cannon fodder; but the male protagonist can enjoy it from beginning to end; even if the women fight to the death, no matter who loses or wins, they have to fight with him (of course, the female protagonist's aura wins, or more accurately, the man's favor wins), and the man/male protagonist is always the winner!
It's the same as the themes I've seen before, changing the soup without changing the medicine.
It's another kind of drama where you seduce the male protagonist to get the upper hand, and then let several women fight among themselves for a man who trapped them in the harem as cannon fodder; but the male protagonist can enjoy it from beginning to end; even if the women fight to the death, no matter who loses or wins, they have to fight with him (of course, the female protagonist's aura wins, or more accurately, the man's favor wins), and the man/male protagonist is always the winner!
It's the same as the themes I've seen before, changing the soup without changing the medicine.