Zhaoyi's Laid-Off and Re-Employment

The Three Kingdoms after the Wei and Jin Dynasties After the death of the emperor, following the Chinese story, he returned to the rank of the third concubine and below. The Zhaoyi Xi family, who had been the only favorite, was mercilessly expelled from the palace. The bones of the young emperor were buried in the desert hills of Beimang, as well as his unreconciled heroic ambitions, leaving only Xi Yuan in the world, who was raped by him as his concubine, and whose life was in pieces. The heir is young, the auxiliary ministers are quarreling with each other, and the powerful families are at odds with each other. Marrying again is for family and hatred. She will return to that palace and take revenge on everyone. Manual reading instructions: 1. In the Three Kingdoms after the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the female protagonist is unclean, and she is the actual favorite concubine of the first emperor. The male protagonist is clean. The late emperor was involved in plunder and plunder. 2. The heroine has many arrows, and her emotions are affected by the external environment. 3. Respect the objective conditions of ancient times, have strong subjective initiative and have strong contemporary characteristics. Purpose: Women in the Wei and Jin Dynasties continued to grow and achieve themselves amidst the twists and turns of the times.