Niohuru Fanyue
"Fanyue shines upon the meditative heart, its pure light filling the bamboo grove."
She is the grandaunt of the Niohuru clan, the biological granddaughter of Ebilun, and the niece of Empress Xiaozhaoren.
She had no intention of entering the palace for the selection, but Ebilun had been close to the Eighth Prince in Kangxi's later years. Now that a new emperor has ascended the throne, the Hongyi Duke's household wants to draw closer to him and secure the family's future. So they have no choice but to send their cherished grandaunt into the palace for a while.
She came from the 21st century and had watched countless dramas, including Empresses in the Palace, Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, and Scarlet Heart. But only after arriving in this world did she realize how wildly inaccurate those dramas were.
In Empresses in the Palace, Lady Fuca is frightened into madness? Even if she isn't from the main branch of the Fuca clan, wouldn't the clan stand up for a daughter who had entered the palace? How could they let her be frightened senseless by a bunch of Han Bannermen consorts?
In Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, Empress Fuca keeps going on about "overstepping one's authority"? In Empresses in the Palace, Empress Ula-Nara is completely cowed by a consort? Come on, would the Fuca and Ula-Nara clans really refuse to stand with their daughters, who are empresses? Even if a family has fallen from power, it is still the empress's maternal clan. No one can just trample on it. How could anyone say, "The Ula-Nara clan has no men in the imperial court, only women in the harem"?
Enough of this. Since you don't know how a noblewoman of the Manchu Banners should live, I'll show you how it's done.
It also said "Don't go near An Lingrong" on the front, but it was inexplicably posted on the back. The content dropped by Butterfly is also very weird and not very logical.