For Later

Yun Ningqiu came from a high family, and she was a childhood sweetheart with the prince, and they were in love with each other. She thought she would marry the prince, but was summoned to the palace by an imperial edict and became Emperor Jing's concubine. At first, Emperor Jing treated her tenderly and tried to find ways to make her happy. He continued to favor her and even made her a noble concubine, which was enviable. But she found that Emperor Jing was horribly possessive and would not allow her to contact other people. She was only allowed to stay by his side, like a little beast being raised by him. Later, he became moody, and she only spoke a few words to the prince before angering him. She was punished by being grounded for one month, and the prince was beaten with a cane for thirty years. On the day she was diagnosed with pregnancy, Yun Ningqiu felt that she should do something for the future of herself and her child. In the twenty-sixth year of Jiayuan, Emperor Jing died suddenly of a serious illness. Yun Ningqiu, who was only twenty-three years old, became the Queen Mother and the most noble woman in the entire Liang Dynasty. In the thirtieth year of Jiayuan, the seven-year-old little prince ascended the throne, and Queen Mother Yun Ningqiu listened to the government behind the curtain. *Female is not male c. The heroine had other emotional lines when she was the queen mother, but they were not consummated. In the end, the hero was the prince. *The heroine was first concubine Ning, and then she was named a noble concubine. After giving birth to a child, she became a queen, and then the queen mother. *The prince had been the emperor for several years, which was omitted in the text. Later, he faked his death and changed his identity to return to the heroine. They ended their biological relationship before officially getting together. *Emotional flow, no tactics Intention: Stop losses in time and love yourself