The imperial capital boasts three treasures: Me√ My husband√ My mother-in-law√
Su, the imperial concubine who reigns supreme in the harem and incites envy among countless palace ladies, and the Prince of Chen, who grew up basking in the Emperor's favor—anyone with a bit of education would sigh and say, "This mother-son duo is surely headed for a tragic end."
Ming Jiuzhu, who is about to marry the Prince of Chen: "Really? I don't believe it."
In Jiuzhu's eyes, the Prince of Chen is a kind-hearted celestial being. In others' eyes, he's the spoiled, wayward son of the Emperor and his favorite concubine.
Jiuzhu often wonders why people always look at her and the Prince of Chen with "you're doomed" expressions. Could it be the ugly face of jealousy?
Oh, these people have such dirty minds.
This is a story where the protagonists unknowingly embody the roles of villains. The entire tale is set in a fictional world, purely for entertainment, written in a lighthearted style. We hope you enjoy reading it!
