The Charming Concubine Is Soft and Charming, but the Prince Falls Out of Favor and Seeks Fame

When she opened her eyes, Shu Xuerong was transformed into the cannon fodder concubine of Xie Zhaojun, the prince of the Hou family, on his wedding night! The original owner was originally an inconspicuous and beautiful concubine of the Shangshu Mansion, but she was plotted by her biological father. She used her frail mother as a threat to stage a "lost her virginity by changing clothes" and forced her into the marriage contract between her eldest sister Shu Lingshuang and the prince. She became a favored tool for the sisters to marry together. The start is hell! The cold-faced prince Xie Zhaojun believed that she was deeply scheming, so he left her alone in the wedding night with his eyes hardened to ice. The eldest sister Shu Lingshuang regards her as a thorn in her side. Taking advantage of Qingmei's affection and status as the main wife, she creates difficulties at every turn and wants to get rid of her quickly. Mother-in-law Jiang Caishan was also displeased with her, a concubine who "played tricks" to get into the house. Shu Xuerong, who is well aware of the tragic end of the original owner: Love brain? Competing for favor? Doesn't exist! The only way to survive is to stay alive! Sister-in-law wants her to die? She insists on taking retreat as a step forward and making progress step by step. The prince dislikes her? She took advantage of this disgust and inadvertently lowered the filter of her eldest sister in the heart of the prince when her female partner was committing suicide. She showed weakness, she tolerated, she "unintentionally" showed her value, and she soberly paved the way for herself to earn points. When Shu Lingshuang's jealousy grew stronger and stronger, when Xie Zhaojun discovered that the gentle Bai Yueguang in his memory was actually so ferocious... The "scheming" concubine that he once disliked and was wary of became the one his eyes followed unconsciously. Shu Xuerong: Oh, Your Majesty, belated affection is worthless than grass.