Cheng Yulu, a talented girl who was invited to join the Academy of Sciences after graduating from the Department of Quantum Mechanics of China's top university, signed up to become a volunteer for a secret national research and development project called time travel.
As the first woman to travel through time and space, she only needs to go back to the time of Zhu Yuanzhang in the Ming Dynasty to record historical facts as an observer of time and space history.
However, due to a machine failure, she inexplicably traveled back a hundred years to the Ming Xianzong period. During the Xianzong period, she became a young maid next to Empress Wu Fei, who was marginalized and deposed by the favored concubine Wan Guifei in the harem.
When repairing the machine and relocating the time coordinates. She was arranged by the emperor to meet Zhu Youtang, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty who would inherit the throne in the future.
Looking at the poor little bun who, although he will become emperor in the future, is now only four years old but can only hide from the light of day for fear of being persecuted by Concubine Wan Gui...
She... She really can't bear it... Then she can help him... It doesn't matter, right?
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For Zhu Youtang, the palace maid sister he met when he was four years old was the light of his gloomy childhood. It was she who brought him to experience the sunshine, scenery, and all living things, adding countless brilliant moments to his pale life.
However, when he was ten years old, he discovered her secret. And as the price for discovering the secret, his light also left him.
It wasn't until he was eighteen that he finally saw her again. The young emperor tugged at the hem of her clothes tightly, with surging emotions hidden under his reddish eyes: "Sister, don't abandon me again. Okay?"
Note:
Inspired by the life of Zhu Youtang, Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty (refer to "History of the Ming Dynasty"). The scumbag author worked hard to review the information and tried to get closer to the historical facts of the Ming Dynasty
1v1, sc (it's true!).
Intention: courage, dedication, redemption