I'm Actually the Champion

Wei Ru'er dressed up as a maid in Princess Pingyang's mansion in the Han Dynasty. She took things as she came, and she quickly made a name for herself in the princess mansion with her good cooking skills. Seeing that the days were getting better and better, the second sister brought the child to her with a face full of tears and runny nose, "This is my son Xiao Huzi, I will leave it to you from now on." The skinny little Huzi hugged Wei Ruer: "Aunt, I will be good, don't let me go!" Wei Ruer sighed and made up her mind to raise the little tiger to be fat and white. Xiao Huzi is a good child. When he gets something delicious, the first thing that comes to his mind is her, "Auntie, I'll give it to you." If someone is jealous that she is embarrassed in front of her master and says bad things about her, the little tiger will rush forward with a broom, "I will beat anyone who doesn't like my aunt!" Wei Ruer was moved but also a little troubled at the same time—— It seems that it is not a good thing for children to be too smart and have too strong hands-on skills. You can't protect the little tiger for the rest of your life, right? What should he do when he grows up? One day, as soon as Wei Ru'er got out of the kitchen, she learned that her eldest sister had been favored by Emperor Wu and given the title of Zifu, and returned to the palace with Emperor Wu. Wei, Wei... Zifu? Wei Ruer looked at the little Huzi who had just returned from trouble. Then this kid... Couldn't he be the champion Hou Huo Qubing? Wei Ruer decided to take three steps. First, regain freedom. Second, Wei Zifu must be firmly welded to the position of queen for the rest of his life. Third, the little tiger protecting her lives a long life! Everything was going smoothly, but Wei Ruer found that the playboy brother who often came to her was looking at her more and more wrong... Purpose: Family love is more important than anything else