The Dandy Prince's Concubine

[Ancient proverb about sweet pets + pretending to be pigs and eating tigers + refreshing revenge stories] The dandy prince Rumor has it that King Cheng Qi Minzhao was moody and licentious, and that he had a building dedicated to hiding women in his palace; it was rumored that General An Ding's third daughter, Shen Huaizhen, disliked rouge and gouache, and was not good at cooking tea and embroidery. She had a bad temper and would beat and scold officials and their family members in the street. But two "notorious" people walked together, just because he said: "When the country is unified, the sun and the moon shine together, and the begonia flowers fill the Jingling City, I will stand at the highest point of the city wall, light all the palace lanterns for you, and pick you up." Go home. I am the emperor and you are the queen. I will rectify the name of your Shen family and allow your family to reunite." Shen Huaizhen did not want to be the queen, but just to get what she wanted and to restore her reputation as a loyal minister of the Shen family. Open this book and read the latest masterpiece by Gu Yantian Chong, the author of "Long Memories"! (Original name "Huai Zhen")