Zhen Huan: Consort Tian Reborn

Biographies of the Consorts of the Zhou Dynasty: Consort Tian, Lady Du, courtesy name Peiyun. In the twelfth year of Qianyuan, she entered the palace and was made Noble Lady Tian. In the second month of the fourteenth year, she became pregnant and was promoted to Worthy Lady. In the fifth month of the fourteenth year, she was promoted to Concubine Tian. That same month, Lady Tang was convicted of trying to cause her miscarriage. To comfort her, Emperor Qianyuan promoted her again to Virtuous Lady. Such successive promotions were unprecedented in the history of the Great Zhou. In the tenth month of the fourteenth year, she gave birth to the sixth prince, Zhou Yuhan, and was promoted to Concubine. At the beginning of the fifteenth year, she was promoted to Noble Concubine Tian. At the end of the fifteenth year, Emperor Qianyuan generously promoted the women of the inner palace to celebrate the destruction of the Prince of Runan, and she was promoted again to Worthy Concubine. In the third month of the nineteenth year, she gave birth to the emperor's twelfth daughter, Princess Heyu Mingyu, and was promoted to Bright Concubine. The author made the emperor in this story smarter, because in the original, it felt like the emperor's intelligence plummeted the moment he came across Zhen Huan. The author specializes in subversive stories, so the characterizations differ greatly from the original.