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A lenda da dinastia Da Wei afirma que as mulheres agraciadas pelo imperador não sobrevivem ao dia seguinte. Assim, quando se realizou novamente o processo de seleção de concubinas, Yun Peipei, como fi
In the fifth year of the Qingyou era, after the new emperor of the Great Wei dynasty ascended the throne, the first selection of palace maids took place.
Prime Minister Yun was quite troubled.
His eldest daughter, Yun Jinjin, was proficient in qin music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, and possessed a certain depth of character. Sending her into the palace as a consort would be no problem at all. However, the emperor was notoriously cruel; any consort who spent the night with him never lived to see the next day. Allowing Jinjin to enter the palace would only bring her harm.
Lady Yun, however, had an idea. “Why not send Peipei instead? She’s rather foolish and won’t be able to manage a household if married off elsewhere. Let her enter the palace first to test the waters for Jinjin. Besides, Peipei is quite pretty, so it wouldn’t be a mere formality from our family. She can also keep an eye out in the palace. Once the emperor recovers, we can arrange for Jinjin to meet him.”
Prime Minister Yun thought it over and agreed this was a viable plan.
Yun Peipei was indeed beautiful—truly breathtaking—but she was also timid and a bit of a crybaby, unable to stop once she started.
On the eighteenth day of the twelfth lunar month, after the snow cleared and the sky brightened, a pink floral sedan chair carried Yun Peipei into the palace.
Thanks to the Yun family’s influence, she was the only maiden to be granted the title of consort upon entering the palace.
She was bestowed the title Rou and took residence in the Palace of Rainbow G