Sui He traveled through time and became a record-keeping maid at the bottom of the royal palace. Her daily job was to copy the concubine's bedtime dates and monthly letters.
But the more she copied, the more something went wrong - Concubine Hua's bedtime always avoided the ovulation period, An Changzai was "temporarily pushed back" outside the fertilization window every time, and the new Wan Guiren was placed on a day when it was almost impossible to conceive.
Is this a coincidence? No, this is the queen using a "schedule" to manually control the fertility rate of the entire harem.
Suihe silently opened the Excel spreadsheet in her mind: monthly letter data, frequency of favors, medicine record notes, Kunning Palace sacrificial schedule... All the variables were put into the model, and she calculated the "infertility algorithm" laid out by the queen for three years.
So she began to secretly change her schedule.
Zhen Huan became pregnant with a dragon fetus once she went to bed, Concubine Hua finally arrived at her late menstrual period, and An Chang Zai escaped from the assassination - the entire harem was in chaos, and everyone was looking for "who tampered with the records of the ministerial room."
No one doubted the mute palace maid who was immersed in copying books every day, had ink stains on her hands, and lowered her head whenever she saw anyone.
Until one day, the queen personally walked into the warehouse of the Jingshi Room, closed the door, and looked at her condescendingly: "Miss Suihe, your calculations are so accurate, why don't you do your calculations for me?"
Sui He raised his head, and there was a piece of paper hidden in his sleeve that he hadn't handed over - it said the Queen's "schedule loophole" for next month.