They Were in the Crown Prince's Backyard; Let's All Get Involved

Empress Wenzhao was a famously "enchanting" concubine, but also the most talented empress. Her life was marked by many changes in reputation and status, but this did not diminish her status or research value.

[System + Child Raising + Intense Competition]

Because she was well cared for at home and had a plump and beautiful figure, Qi Jiao was sold to the palace as a maid after the flood. When she got a little older, she became a maid in the Empress's palace.

In a few years, she will be promoted to become a concubine in the Eastern Palace.

Qi Jiao always adhered to the theory that it's better to live a miserable life than to die a glorious death, and she could survive anywhere. Although she was a concubine, it was still a promotion, wasn't it?

However, this crown prince seems a bit difficult to serve.

"Aren't you that chubby girl in the Empress Dowager's palace?"

Qi Jiao, who had originally planned to make a good impression on the Crown Prince during their first meeting as a concubine, had a stiff face.

Is this the impression she's given the Crown Prince all these years? Shouldn't she be a lively and pretty little white rabbit?

Qi Jiao's life in the harem was not as terrible as she had imagined, nor was it to the point of life and death.

When you reach the highest point and look back, you realize that the hardest thing was still studying.

But as he continued learning, he rose to a position second only to the emperor, proving that learning truly can change one's destiny.

The grown-up children wholeheartedly agreed with this statement, their eyes brimming with ambition: to expand their territories, to become the ruler of a prosperous era, and to possess extraordinary talent...

There was no way around it; my mother was just too stubborn, how could they fall behind?

Qi Jiao pondered, could this system really be inherited?

The female lead only wanted to have a good life.

The Crown Prince felt guilty every day, always feeling that he had wronged his little fox.

Early on, the emperor didn't exclusively favor one woman; it was a different kind of harem.