Chun'an really couldn't understand why his father, after his mother's death, didn't take another concubine and give birth to a real prince, but instead did something to make him the prince.
When she succeeded to the throne, she was on tenterhooks day and night, fearing that her identity would be exposed, while watching the Taifu she liked marry another woman. I'm afraid my father won't understand that kind of "heart-wrenching" pain.
Later, when he learned that his own imperial uncle was plotting to usurp the throne, he looked forward to his uncle's uprising every day. Even when he paid homage to his ancestors, he never forgot about it.
"Uncle Emperor, hurry up and usurp the throne! I won't resist at all."
There's something wrong with just waiting and waiting.
"Uncle, that's my dragon bed, don't come up."
Concept: This is a female emperor's desire for freedom
