Phoenix Prisoner Hanzhi: the Plot of the Legitimate Daughter

The Zhou Dynasty was abandoned, the imperial power fell to the side, and the undercurrents of aristocratic families and royal power surged. Etiquette is strict and women's status is humble. Only by entering the palace or marrying a high-ranking family can there be a chance of survival. The heroine Shen Qingci was originally the legitimate daughter of a noble family, but due to the early death of her mother, she was used as a marriage tool by her father and married into the palace of the regent who was rumored to be violent and murderous. In the early stage, she suffered a lot of cold eyes and torture in the palace, sharpening her mind in despair; in the later stage, she used the medical skills and tactics accumulated in her previous life to move from fighting in the inner house to games in the court, trampling on those who had trampled on her dignity one by one. Shen Qingci (the heroine) has transformed from a submissive "substitute for an abandoned wife" to a "regent princess" in charge of the situation. Her counterattack did not rely on divine weapons, but on countless late nights of forbearance and planning.