Concubine Ben Jiao

I really like this book. It is different from other harem novels... Although there is some scheming, there are very few. The lives of everyone in the story are not as spectacular as other novels, but instead they are more like the lives of ordinary people. The love between the heroine and the emperor was not perfect, but in the ancient context, they were very good as they were. Throughout the book, the heroine encountered setbacks and had glorious moments. The heroine's life had many regrets, but overall, she had a smooth life. I like the Queen so much. She is so smart, calm and indifferent, and feels like she is neither fighting nor fighting. I was so sorry to see her passing away.

I don't understand why any other family can get a high position based on their family background, when there are already people in the family palace. Although the heroine is a concubine, she has a father who is a prime minister and a member of the royal family. Not to mention the special treatment, but also to deliberately belittle her. Although I know that this highlights the specialness of the heroine, why don't other families use it? The double standards are too obvious. There is no reason, and she is not as good as other ordinary officials, which is quite speechless.

It is very similar to the novel Qing Zhi Zhuan.