The conflict between Li Yaoyao's lazy nature and rebellious spirit meant she was sometimes bursting with energy, usually at night, and sometimes defeated by her own inertia, choosing to lie flat during the day.
But after she became pregnant, Li Yaoyao decided to fight back so she wouldn't become the tragic Qi Fei of history. One day, then two... By the third day, Li Yaoyao had wilted again, to the complete lack of surprise of the palace attendants around her.
This time, though, she had no reason to feel guilty. Li Yaoyao had discovered that this Qing Dynasty seemed a little different. Her own Fourth Master, now the Ninth Lord, Yin Zhen, probably wasn't going to soar to the top. If that's the case, everyone might as well wash up and go to bed. It's not as if there's an imperial throne to inherit anyway.
It's really good. The author was too slow in producing the last book. He basically added one chapter a day, and I couldn't bear to read it. Unexpectedly, I became more diligent after opening a new book! Come on, keep it up.