Fighting in the palace + fighting in the house + ancient sayings about power + portraits in the harem + fictional ancient sayings
Xiao Chengjun came to the throne as a young man. He grew up in the palace and was accustomed to pretending to be deaf and dumb.
He knows better than anyone else that the laughter, jealousy, deep sisterly affection, and jealousy in this harem are never just about love. After a concubine, there is a family; if an emperor stays or leaves, it affects the prosperity and decline of several families; a hairpin, an account book, and a drunken word can drag people back ten years ago.
So he sat at the top and watched everyone fight.
At first I was watching a play, but later I realized that I was also in the play.
This is not a story about who dominates the harem, but a story about how a group of people trapped in status, power, origin and desire survived in the imperial family.
