Has the Imperial Noble Consort Left Xirong Gong Today?

[☆ Not Transmigration, Not Rebirth, Not “Double Pure” (Non-Virgin Leads)] [☆ Slow-burn Romance] The entire palace knows that the person one must never provoke is not the pampered and hot-tempered Noble Consort Hui, nor the peerlessly beautiful Consort Cen, but Noble Consort Zhe (Fuca) of Xirong Gong. A must-know for concubines: If you want to rise through the ranks, you must never cross the Lady of Xirong Gong. She was the Emperor’s first woman, his companion and confidante since their youth. She is the birth mother of two Imperial Princes, two Princes of the First Rank, and two Princesses. This Lady Fuca has no need to fight for favor, yet she possesses both children and the Emperor’s love, enjoying a lifetime of glory, wealth, and ease. Rongyu says: Planting flowers, raising the children—let no one even dream of making me leave my palace gates! Favored in life and buried with grand honors in death, Emperor Yuanjue spent his entire life fulfilling the vow he made as a youth: to protect Arong for a lifetime. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Has the Imperial Noble Consort Left Xirong Gong Today? — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠