The Palace Maid's Rise to Power

Congratulations to Concubine Shu. Bai Yueguang designed the King of Yue to encourage his concubine to harm the Queen's child. The emperor ascended the throne and encouraged the king of Yue to kill all the people of the Luo family, leaving only a young brother. He designed Zhuo's side concubine to steal the queen's jade pendant. He pushed his concubine to fall into the water and gave birth to a disfigured sachet. He gave the emperor a disfigured sachet. He even broke into the delivery room when giving birth. He touched his face and wiped his tears. After his death, he was named Imperial Concubine Xi, and his daughter was named Princess Jing'an, who was equal to the emperor's sister. The heroine's daughter does not have this treatment. The heroine's son was named the imperial concubine instead of the queen after the queen's death and soon after her wedding. Oh, and the heroine's birthday is the same as yours. The emperor will definitely think of you.

This is the second time I read it. I actually really want to see Ayu and Concubine Shu fight in the palace. This way it can better reflect Ayu's specialness. Although I know that the emperor only liked Ayu in the article, but the favor after so many years still stopped me, and he died at that time.

After reading this, this Concubine Shu is so unfaithful and vicious, but the dog emperor knows it and still loves her so much. What the hell is true love if it isn't true?

Queen, you are confused. In your next life, you will be reincarnated into modern times. You will not seek wealth and wealth, but only love, hate, anger and ignorance. All will follow your own heart.

I saw a long review that carefully analyzed the emperor's love for Concubine Shu, and his various behaviors, treating Concubine Shu better than the heroine, which made me a little disgusted. I skipped it and went straight to the ending. I just watched the ending and felt that doting on Concubine Shu felt guilty to the King of Yue. Oh my God, I was so hesitant to go back and read it. Does anyone know whether the emperor loves Concubine Shu or not? I feel that Concubine Shu and Bai Yueguang are, it's disgusting.

This emperor really has the aura of an emperor. From his name to his behavior, the author describes it very vividly. The heroine was also described in a very three-dimensional way, and she didn't fall in love with the dog emperor in the end. It was my favorite. I watched it and came back to read it again [shy]

Except for Shu Fei's line, which is not very reasonable, they are all pretty good-looking. As for the extra story, the male protagonist was miserable when he was a child, so the King of Yue was nice to him. However, the King of Yue turned against him because of Concubine Shu, so he doted on Concubine Shu. How can I put it emm, it's disgusting and unreasonable. Pampering is enough. After the King of Yue died, he still doted on Concubine Shu. Didn't he have no problem with Concubine Shu? For example, if my best friend turns against me over a boy, it would be great if I can get along with that boy, and do I still love him?

It's good-looking. It can be said that the author has put some thought into Gong Douwen. It makes me feel different from others after reading it. The more I read it, the more I want to read it.

Your Majesty, Queen Yue Wang Shufei, it's so easy to catch a horse ah ah ah

"Because Zhang Fei had a miscarriage," this is a big bug for the author~ Did no one really see this sentence?