Lan Ruo has been a transparent person in the palace for four years.
Once the King of Chu offended the Holy Emperor and was imprisoned in Nanyuan on the outskirts of Beijing, she was thrown into a carriage by the princess and sent to serve her gloomy and angry husband.
She is taciturn and boring. The King of Chu never liked such a woman. But she served her attentively, and Nanyuan had been with her for several years, and there was always some sense of friendship.
He knew that Lan Ruo had a sweetheart who was almost engaged before marrying into the palace. He thought about it and told her: When I leave Nanyuan, if he is not married yet, I can make it happen for you.
At that time, the King of Chu realized that achieving a marriage was considered a good deed.
Later, it was time to fulfill the promise. Facing the woman's soft expression with faint expectation, he tasted jealousy for the first time.
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"The True Daughter She Quits" is a story about the male protagonist's parents, the emperor and his concubine. It is an independent chapter and does not affect reading.
Concept: the beauty of adulthood