He Yu grew up in the palace and had many doubts.
One: As a noble concubine and the head of a palace, why is the mother the poorest in the entire palace?
It doesn't take so much money to raise a few maids and fake eunuchs, right?
Second: The general has a high position and colludes with civil servants. Why does his father not care about it and allows him to come and go from time to time?
He, a son, doesn't get such treatment!
Third: The prince's younger brother has failed in his studies, has bad moral character, and is violent and willful. Why does the father still support him to sit firmly in the East Palace?
Is it just because he is the legitimate son?
The mother and concubine at home are unreliable, the father is partial, the brother is mentally ill, there are refugees everywhere, bandits are rampant, and evil cults are flourishing.
In today's world, if you look horizontally and vertically, you will see that the word "cannibalism" is written all over it.
He Yu had no ambitions and was not very interested in fighting for power and gain, but he was even less interested in suffering hardships outside the palace, so he lived in confusion.
Until one day, a bandit girl snatched him to be the concubine of the eighteenth house.
It turns out that although the world is hell, many people are not devils.
They are so lovable and lovely, why did they end up in such a difficult situation?
Father, since you can't be the emperor, then don't become it!
Note: The heroine appears later.
Intention: The pursuit of a better life will not disappear