The Daily Life of a Concubine (Clearly Worn)

Wenzhu transformed into a girl wrapped in a yellow flag during the Kangxi period. Good news: The family loves her very much. When she turns thirteen, she will be given money to avoid having to marry her, and she will no longer have to be a palace maid. Bad news: The emperor's crown prince lacked manpower to serve him, so she still had to enter the palace. Fortunately, the aunt in charge of the maids of Qianqing Palace was her cousin and took good care of her. Life as a palace maid is actually not bad. Not to mention the basic necessities of life, including spring cakes and mugwort in spring, cold bowls and melon and lotus roots in summer, roasted whole lamb and autumn pear paste in autumn, and hot pots and mutton soup in cold winter, Wenzhu fished in the troubled waters of Qianqing Palace and successfully kept himself healthy. Then Kangxi looked at her and took her to the harem. Manzhu: It's not impossible to change from serving others to being served by others. Ps: If you don't clean it up properly, it's just a half-truth. Please don't test it. The emotional line begins when the heroine becomes an adult Intention: Love others and love yourself