Everyone in the house laughed at the general's legitimate daughter as an "illiterate waste", but no one knew that she had never forgotten anything. The Queen Mother could remember clearly when the tea was changed. The emperor took her into the palace as a hostage and treated her like a soft persimmon. She pretended to be stupid for five months and borrowed an apricot blossom to get the Queen Mother to "personally" issue an imperial edict to mobilize troops, thus saving her father's fate. It's just that the fourth prince who was carving words for her and blocking the knife could not tell whether it was calculation or sincerity every time he took a step closer. In this palace wall, those who act sincerely never live long.
