A... "Fictional" article based on the Qing Dynasty dynasty and customs and other information.
The two brothers Taizu and Gaozu worked hard to enter the customs, but half of the country they conquered was exhausted. Emperor Gaozu's son Shizu established regulations and paved a gravel road for future generations and then died. Shizu's son Shijong rolled up his sleeves and worked hard all his life, and finally turned the gravel road into a cobblestone road. Everything is great, but the embarrassing thing is that there is no son to inherit it! The eldest son of the emperor died at the age of six. In the third year, the second son born to the queen fell into the water at the age of two and received his lunch. Finally, six years later, the noble Borzigit gave birth to the third son of the emperor. The queen was so happy that she took him and raised him. The third prince was stronger than his two elder brothers and grew up peacefully. After thirty years of living, old Shizong also went to find his father. The third prince inherited the throne as a matter of course.
The story takes place in the harem of the third prince. Oh, by the way, I forgot to mention that the third prince's name is Jinglan, his reign is Jiayu, and he is married to the late Queen's niece, Little Hershey.
Little Hershey married her cousin at the age of fourteen. This guy has someone in his heart! She likes a little brother named Fucha, and Brother Di also knows about this and treats her like a younger sister (Brother Di personally served as a dog-headed military advisor for little Hesheli in order to support his cousin). So the two of them lived in harmony and became a model husband (brother) and wife (sister) in the palace. Hesheli, after pretending to be a good queen for so many years, she pretended to be a virtuous and virtuous queen in front of others, but she was always in love with her behind the scenes.