[Emperor's sweet pet + mature couple + two-way jealousy + light comedy]
Shen Zhaozhao has been married to Xiao Chengjing for three years and has always felt that she is quite comfortable as a noble concubine.
The emperor was good-looking and had a not bad temper. Most importantly, he was very fond of her.
It wasn't until her third year of marriage that she discovered a very serious problem.
This man doesn't seem to know how to coax people.
Shen Zhaozhao was angry.
Xiao Chengjing: "I asked the imperial kitchen to make your favorite osmanthus cake."
Shen Zhaozhao: "..."
Am I short of sweet-scented osmanthus cake? !
Shen Zhaozhao is jealous.
Xiao Chengjing was silent for a moment: "I have nothing to do with her."
Shen Zhaozhao: "Then what?"
Xiao Chengjing: "... No more."
Very good.
[Couple of three years, today I also want to drive the emperor out.
But when it was Xiao Chengjing's turn to be jealous——
"What did you say to Gu Wenzhou today?"
"It's nothing."
"You even smiled at him."
Shen Zhaozhao: "?"
No.
Who is more difficult to coax?
Later, the whole palace discovered something.
If the imperial concubine gets into trouble, Your Majesty will take care of it.
The imperial concubine was stubborn, and your Majesty gave in.
The imperial concubine was angry that Your Majesty had to walk to Zhaoyang Palace by himself in the middle of the night.
As for managing the imperial concubine?
Everyone bowed their heads silently.
Forget it.
It's been three years since we got married.
If Your Majesty could really control it, he would have done so long ago.
Reader comments
It's neither sweet nor pampering nor light-hearted. From the first chapter, I just felt very heavy. It's all rules and compromises. The emperor doesn't love her much. Don't talk about other novels. Even in real history, it's not uncommon for imperial concubines to exceed the rules. It's not a big deal if the emperor doesn't want to be drafted. As a result, the novel that advertises sweetness and lightness turns out that as an emperor, he has to wrong his concubine, have a talent show, and even use other concubines' brands. It is seriously untrue, and he deceives people to come in and kill them.
It's neither sweet nor pampering nor light-hearted. From the first chapter, I just felt very heavy. It's all rules and compromises. The emperor doesn't love her much. Don't talk about other novels. Even in real history, it's not uncommon for imperial concubines to exceed the rules. It's not a big deal if the emperor doesn't want to be drafted. As a result, the novel that advertises sweetness and lightness turns out that as an emperor, he has to wrong his concubine, have a talent show, and even use other concubines' brands. It is seriously untrue, and he deceives people to come in and kill them.