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Yu Zhu, the eldest daughter of a sixth-rank official, was spotted and stuffed into King Jin's backyard to practice her skills. There is a princess who has a good family background and is dignified and solemn. There is a concubine with a strong background, beauty and indulgence. There are concubines with ulterior motives who fight to the death. Yu Zhu is cautious and survives in the cracks. She just wants to have enough food and clothing. But as she continued to linger, she realized that the way Prince Jin looked at her was getting more and more strange. To outsiders, King Jin was deep-minded, moody, and ruthless in his methods. Everyone else hoped that he would fly higher, but Yu Zhu was the only one who felt sorry for the dark spots under his eyes while setting out the hot glutinous rice balls. "If Prince Jin is tired, it doesn't matter if you rest for a while." She said, "I just hope you will be happy." From then on, King Jin felt that Yu Zhu was extraordinary. Unknowingly, I took it to heart. Later, King Jin ascended the throne. Yu Zhu waited to enter the palace, and she was granted the title of concubine and continued to live there. But why did His Majesty hold her hand and pull her to his side, declaring her to be the most noble woman in the Sixth Palace.