A female graduate student traveled through history books and became Wen Shuning, the princess of the East Yue Kingdom.
When I woke up, I had gauze wrapped around my head. It turned out that the prince went crazy and threw a jade paperweight at her.
According to historical records, Qi Mu, the eldest son of the East Yue Kingdom, suffered from madness and was confined to death by his father. Qi Mu's son Qi Yu later inherited the throne, and the imperial concubine became the queen mother.
Wen Shuning calculated with his fingers that there were less than five years left before the prince's death, so he would just sit back and wait to become the queen mother.
One day, I heard that the crown prince was called to supervise the construction of the ancestral mausoleum. Wen Shuning, who had been "ill" for several months, visited the palace in one breath.
While chatting and laughing with her parents-in-law, the heavy door curtain was opened from the outside, and the man who came in looked embarrassed, with torn brows and unruly eyes. He sneered at Wen Shuning and said, "I'm not here, but the imperial concubine will recover faster."
※ The inspiration for the book came from the Imwu Disaster in the Joseon Dynasty. In July 1762, the king of Joseon, Yi Yeon, deposed the crown prince Yi Dan and locked him in a closet, causing him to starve to death.
※ This article is a romance novel based on the author's imagination and is not a restoration of a historical drama.
※ Although it is a romance novel created by the author, it is more realistic. It is not torture for the sake of torture, but the era itself was very cruel!
Intention: Destiny governs all things, except the human heart.
