As can be seen from the column of "Breaking Willow" in the follow-up article, Bai Yueguang and the stand-in Xiong compete in the Shura field. Those who are interested can collect it first.
As the legitimate daughter of Duke Dingguo, Xie Yao was as beautiful as a peach and a plum, and was famous throughout the capital.
As soon as she entered the palace according to the order, she was named a beauty, and her favor continued ever since.
All the concubines in the harem said that Xie Yao had risen to the throne because of his family background and beauty.
Only Xie Yao knew how many overt and covert attacks she had gone through along the way from beauty to noble concubine.
She walked on thin ice, planned every step of the way, and worked hard to finally reach the position of noble concubine.
After a sudden change, Xie Yao realized that all the favor given by the emperor was an illusion, and she was just Bai Yueguang's substitute.
Bai Yueguang was welcomed back to the palace by the emperor and said casually, "I don't want to see her."
As a result, she was demoted from a noble concubine to the lowest selected attendant. She was trampled by the Six Palaces and could be bullied by everyone.
At that moment, she finally realized that supreme and unshakable power was the foundation of her life.
Since the emperor was ruthless, she would never love him again.
From then on, she became a vicious and vicious woman who would do anything for power.
The attendants counterattacked again, defeated Bai Yueguang, killed the emperor, sought the throne, and helped his son ascend the throne.
According to the meticulous history book, the daughter of the Xie family was initially a concubine of the Heavenly Palace. When she became the Queen Mother, she was in charge of the government at the court and had overwhelming power over the world.
Harem levels: Queen, one noble concubine, one concubine, one noble concubine, one concubine, one beauty, one talented person, one Baolin, one selected attendant
Intention: Be strong in setbacks, move forward in adversity, my destiny is up to me and not God.