Huang Quanyi

Qiu Shushen is the concubine of a general. Although she is a concubine, she is not vicious, and she does not have a vicious sister-in-law. She has a happy family and loving parents. She originally thought that she would continue to live such an ordinary life. In the end, she will find a husband, raise her children, and play the piano and harp in harmony. Unexpectedly, a draft edict broke her existing tranquility and beauty. The enemy has been there for a hundred years, and the current emperor is mediocre. The reputation created by following the late emperor has long been unable to satisfy the enemy's vanity. In order to realize his great cause, the enemy drafted into the palace is just a bargaining chip. My sister-in-law, Qiu Shuhua, has already made a lifelong commitment to a poor scholar from the western suburbs. How could she be willing to step into the dye vat of the harem and fight to the death for a man? The only remaining candidate is Qiu Shushen, who will replace Qiu Shuhua in the palace. She knows that she will face a bloodless war. How should she gain a foothold in the palace? And the burden placed on her by her family was something she was never willing to bear. As a chess piece, can she control her own life?