During the Jing Dynasty, the concubines in the harem competed for favors and sons, and competed to choose beautiful girls to raise under their knees.
These girls were called concubines and "adopted daughters" and were actually reserves for the emperor's harem.
As such a character, Yu Ying felt very panicked.
She looked at the emperor who had a bunch of harems, and then looked at the Prince of Qinghe who was kept in the palace to "attract his son" to the emperor, and quietly held the hand of the young Prince under the moonlight.
Since all of his sons had died in infancy, the emperor followed the advice of his courtiers and raised his nephew Xiao Yu, Prince of Qinghe County, in the palace.
Xiao Yu entered the palace at a young age and met a girl of his own age.
In the company of childhood sweethearts, the girl gradually grew into a young girl. Even when Xiao Yu secretly felt heartbroken, she never forgot her identity.
She was supposed to be the emperor's uncle's woman.
Note:
1. The setting of the adopted daughter is based on the Song Dynasty, but the dynasty customs and stories are all fictional.
2 The female protagonist is reborn, and the writing is centered on the female protagonist. The female protagonist has a richer emotional life, the male protagonist is responsible for innocence, and the second male protagonist gradually becomes abnormal.
Mission: Life is endless, struggle is endless