Her adoptive mother is a queen, and her father is a wealthy businessman who is the richest in the world. She has been personally named Princess Mingchu, and is going to marry Prince Ning, who is at odds with the queen's party, as a concubine. No matter how you look at it, she is a perfect cannon fodder female partner.
Chu Chu, who came through the book, knew the fate of the original owner better than anyone else, so she just wanted to run away while guarding her mine.
Everyone in Prince Ning's Mansion knew that this concubine was the Queen's pawn. Princess Ning's position was definitely not something that a businesswoman could touch. They were just waiting for the rumored princess to be abandoned as a stupid, wealthy and arrogant princess.
On the full moon of the Mid-Autumn Festival, Prince Ning returned home early and met Mingchu, who had taken sick leave but had not gone to the banquet. He saw the pretty figure skillfully roasting pigeons, and the brazier next to him was burning letters delivered by carrier pigeons.
Chu Chu ignored the remote corner and couldn't help but speak louder with excitement: "After I ask the damn bastard for the two hundred thousand taels of silver he owes me tonight and run away, I'll find someone to beat him up, and then when I have a house full of children and grandchildren, I'll go to his grave and use the money he gave me as a gift to light a fire and add incense to him!"
Hearing this, the man suddenly approached Mingchu, hugged her, and leaned close to her ear: "I didn't expect that my concubine has so many wishes, but I can only accompany you to realize your wish of having children and grandchildren."
Reading guide: Su Shuangtian, fictional background, emotional flow, 1vs1, dual places.
Purpose: Equality and Love