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Once traveling through time, Jiang Shu became the fourth daughter of Ye Xianggao, the chief minister of the Ming Dynasty, and Ye Jiangshu, the fiancée of King Zhu Changxun.
It was the thirty-sixth year of Wanli, and Prince Zhu Changluo had just been enthroned for five years, and King Fu Zhu Changxun had not yet left the land to join the vassal.
One is in an unstable position, and the other is quite favored.
As a result, there was a tug-of-war in the court where the Manchu ministers wanted to stabilize the country and tried every means to get Prince Fu to go to Luoyang to become a vassal. Emperor Wanli wanted to establish a new crown prince and kept Prince Fu in the capital for various reasons.
In this tug of war, Jiang Shu, who was designated by Emperor Wanli as his concubine to Prince Fu, became a victim. Not only was he assassinated one after another, but he was not even welcomed by Prince Fu.
However, Jiang Shu didn't have much enthusiasm for this marriage that had no emotional basis and could kill him at any time. It would be better if it could be terminated.
In this way, while pretending to respond to Prince Fu's birth mother, Concubine Zheng, who asked her to persuade her father to side with Prince Fu, and listening to her father Ye Xianggao's instructions to persuade Prince Fu to go to the fiefdom and become a vassal after marriage, she also dealt with the difficulties of varying severity from her concubine and concubine at home. In addition, she was enjoying life in leisure, and the plan to find a way to dissolve the engagement was also put on the agenda.
Intention: Let's look at the light and darkness of the prosperous world from a distance
