Luo Jinghe, a bug-level existence in the harem of the Min Dynasty, perfectly caught up with the expansion of the harem due to her extraordinary beauty (which she didn't seem to have) and her loving heart (which was heartless). She made her presence felt in the Queen Mother's Palace since she was ten years old. After entering the palace as a servant, he actually lived a happy life and made many friends.
Zheng felt that life in the palace was boring, and when the emperor recovered from his old illness and his sister got married, the emperor waved his hand and gave Jinghe and other "meritorious officials" an unprecedented holiday.
After leaving the palace, there have been many twists and turns. Is life outside the palace a surprise or a shock? This often makes the little black rabbit Luo Jinghe in the palace think deeply. Is it right or wrong to choose to enter the society?
The story has been revised...
Intention: the separation of growth