Yan Chuncheng was an unpopular concubine of the Yan family. When she was a child, she was packed up and sent to the countryside overnight on a mat because of a word from the eminent monk invited by Zhang Yu, the mistress of the Yan family. Life was hard and she suffered a lot of hard work. She thought the Yan family had forgotten her long ago, but she didn't expect that once she returned, she would have to face the sudden appearance of the eldest son Yan Jing'an, Yan Zhi who often made things difficult for her, and Yan Chen who was ashamed of her.
She originally thought that her status was low and she could only endure hardships, but the eldest son Yan Jing'an always protected her and allowed her to establish a foothold in the Yan family.
She knew that such a day would come when she was protected by Yan Jingan.
Once the chess was lost, Yan Jing'an's identity was revealed by the emperor's secret guard Qian Ji. He turned out to be Wei Yun, the prince of the enemy country. He hurriedly escaped and returned to Dawei, and she lost the protection she had always had.
But only one person said to her:
"Everyone thinks it was Qian Jibit who ruined your blessing.
But Lu Zhan disagrees. Miss Chunzheng is just like the spring in April. The people in the garden have gone, but the garden is still full of peaches."
From then on, she led the way through the mountains. Even if the situation was turbulent, she was like a bamboo that broke the momentum and walked out of her own way...
Purpose: Concubine's counterattack and the undercurrent of political intrigues