Noble Marriage: the Step-Concubine Is Asking for Peace and Divorce Again Today

There is a saying in Beijing that when you marry, you should marry the Prince of Jin. With a decree, she got married. In the palace, there is a snobbish concubine, a sister-in-law with ulterior motives, and a jealous concubine. In this blessed nest, whoever likes to stay will stay there. Prince, can we make peace? The little girl rolled up her sleeves, quarreled with her sister-in-law, demoted her to a concubine, and muddied the waters of the palace. In the court hall, the prince of Jin argued hard, persuaded the king, scolded the jesters, and purged the court to serve the people. Suddenly one day, news came that the prince's rebellion was successful! "The palace is too small for you to interfere with, but the harem is huge enough for you to perform." This article travels through fiction and has nothing to do with real history. The author prefers sweet pets, so friends who prefer sadistic writing should proceed with caution.