The Poisonous Butler

Lu Qianqian, the rich daughter of the Prime Minister's Palace of Dongjiang Kingdom, died for love and jumped into the lotus pond in the palace. Fortunately, the maid saw this and called the servant to rescue her in time. After being rescued from the pool, Lu Qianqian hit her head on a corner of the rockery when she jumped into the pool, and she lost her memory when she woke up. Thinking of this, it was hard to disobey the emperor's order. Since the status quo could not be changed, she could only accept marrying King Mu with peace of mind. After all, she was a princess, and she would not be bullied by others when she married into the palace. But who would have thought that something unexpected could happen. Two months later, his father, a high-ranking prime minister, was accused of corruption and resigned from his position. He also hooked up with the prince in order to help the East Palace usurp the throne. In this way, the prime minister was exiled and he was demoted as a slave and sold in the market. By coincidence, Mu Hezhu, the third son of the Emperor of Dongjiang Kingdom, and Lao Ding, the housekeeper of Prince Mu's palace, bought Lu Qianqian from the slave market and arranged for her to work as a maid in Prince Mu's palace. In this way, he leveled up and fought monsters all the way in Prince Mu's Mansion, and finally replaced the gloriously retired Lao Ding and became the great butler of the Prince's Mansion. Later, while doing it, the exiled prime minister father. She was reinstated and was betrothed to King Mu, who was appointed by the Emperor Jinkou Yuyan. Although she became a maid in the palace for a while. However, later, in order to win over his own father, Prime Minister Lu, the emperor did not mind his past experience of being demoted to a slave. She let herself marry King Mu and became Princess Mu, starting her years of becoming the real mistress of Prince Mu's palace. She experienced love, hate, and turmoil in her family and country, but she always maintained her original intention.