My name is Aying
My mother is a queen, but my father is not an emperor.
Because I am my mother's second wife's daughter-in-law.
I have a stepbrother who is the current prince. He is taciturn and doesn't like to talk much, especially not to me.
I don't think he likes me very much because he is unhappy with my mother being his stepmother.
So I am very self-aware and never join in the fun in front of him.
Until my mother told me that she could not give birth to a child in two years, her status was in jeopardy, and she wanted me to help her consolidate her position.
I asked my mother what she wanted me to do, and she gave me a bowl of soup stock that was older than me, and asked me to send it to the East Palace to replenish the prince.
My mother wants me to be the crown princess, but I don't think this is very reliable, because my stepbrother doesn't speak when he sees me. He drinks soup as if he's drinking Dalang's medicine, and he looks like he's giving me face but doesn't particularly want to give me face.
On that day, the prince drank this bowl of old soup and almost died in the latrine.
So the prince and I formed a big friendship.
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Male protagonist's perspective:
My name is Pei Ji, and I am the Prince of Dayong.
The queen is my stepmother. She has a daughter named Chen Ying.
I noticed her on the first day I entered the palace
I seemed to fall in love with her... At first sight
A short cookie story about a person who feels that the other person doesn't like him very much
·The copy is written in first person and the story is written in third person
·The heroine is a time-travelling girl who can just get by
·Daily writing about farming, not involving power struggles
·Healing cookies
Intention: The spring of resentment
