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Wang Jingshu had spent ten years as the Sixth Prince's concubine.
For all those years, she had to deal with her father and brothers demanding that she whisper in his ear on their behalf,
fight wits with the women in his household,
and attend to her man.
The Sixth Prince spent every day plotting to seize the throne,
and Wang Jingshu never thought she would live much longer.
She only pitied her daughter, who had barely learned to talk.
But when Xibao was three, the Sixth Prince succeeded in taking the throne!
And Wang Jingshu became an imperial consort!
Wang Jingshu was always exasperated with the Sixth Prince. She knew he was using her as a shield.
The imperial palace was far more dangerous than his former residence. One wrong step, and she would be doomed.
Most importantly, now that she was an imperial consort, as long as she didn't bring disaster upon herself, her life was much easier than it had been at her family home or in his residence.
Her true calling was to be a lazy fish, belly-up and doing nothing!
But she soon realized she had been wrong.
Just because she didn't go looking for trouble didn't mean trouble wouldn't come looking for her.
The first to cause trouble for her was the new emperor.
The new emperor asked her with feigned sincerity, “Do you have even a little genuine affection for me?”
She replied, “Of course. Your Majesty is the emperor of all the people, and I am one of them. Naturally, I respect and love Your Majesty.”
Note:
1. This is the story of an imperial consort who wants to laze around and ignore everyone, but everyone keeps coming after her. It is a mix of palace intrigue, daily life with a child, and the emperor's desperate attempts to win her back.
2. The heroine is a native of this world, an expert at household and palace intrigue. She simply can't be bothered to compete. Anyone who provokes her will regret it.
3. The princess is the emperor's only child. He has no sons.
4. Some details are inspired by the Tang dynasty, but the characters and plot are not.
5. This is not a strong-female-lead story.
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Coming next:
"The Husband I Stole"
A lively, optimistic courtesan's daughter with plenty of little tricks × a principled, scheming minister (everyone later learns he was the one who first wanted her but couldn't have her)
Theme: In this life, comfort and happiness come first
I want to ask if the male protagonist is clean?
The male protagonist is really ridiculous and childish. He is completely an NPD. He discusses his feelings for the female protagonist with the eunuch every day. The emotional ups and downs are so great that it is hard to tell that he is an emperor [covering face, laughing and crying] In the setting, he is even an emperor who values the country very seriously. The result is hard to explain in writing [covering face and laughing] He even has to be a duck for the country. Although he loves the heroine and only allows her to have children, he still has to sleep with other women. [Covering face, laughing and crying] I don't know whether he has the power or not. If he really has the power, you can take it back and not sleep with him. If you are born into a royal family and have to have heirs, and the male protagonist loves the female protagonist but still has children with other women, then at least it makes sense logically (it does not support this kind of plot, and I also think this plot is just a male mother seeking benefits for the male protagonist). But what does it mean that the male protagonist wants to sleep with other women while not letting other women give birth [covering face, laughing and crying] Then what do you think, you just want to sleep with a woman other than the female protagonist? The gifts are the same. The male protagonist's children are only daughters born to the female protagonist. I think it's a bit miserable for the female protagonist to have to endure the pain of giving birth to this man 💔
I want to ask, is the male protagonist clean? Still a rotten cucumber😅
The copy says that the male protagonist and the female protagonist only have one princess. Does that mean that the male protagonist has no other children? Will the heroine's daughter become the queen?
Get a surprise! The author of Make a Wish greatly opens up the double update mode in a day (it's not enough to read at all) [Let me be healthy] [Let me be healthy]
Narcissism, who would be excited [Joker]
The heroine really doesn't love children [shows hands] She is more afraid of death than of anything happening to her children 😂
I have a question. If the heroine says that she has a daughter with tuberculosis, she shouldn't be able to raise her daughter in front of her. So no matter what, she can't talk about this infectious disease, right?
I hope the palace battle chapter will also have a relaxed atmosphere. I don't want Xibao and the imperial concubine to suffer.
Hahahahaha, this one is stupider than the other one