吃瓜貴妃的自我修養

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Explore the captivating world of 'The Self-cultivation of the Noble Concubine Who Eats Melon' where Song Yunzhao, a cunning protagonist, faces the challenges of imperial court life in ancient China. Witness her transformation from a cautious observer to a formidable presence in the midst of palace politics and romantic entanglements. With its blend of historical backdrop, complex characters, and themes of loyalty and ambition, this web novel promises an engaging journey for fans of drama, romance, and transmigration stories.

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Before Feng Yi ascended to the throne, no one wanted to marry him- a prince with no sense of existence and no favour. After becoming Emperor, the harem was stuffed full with daughters of important court officials. Seeing them hurt his eyes, dealing with them made him annoyed, and pampering them all felt as if he was dirtying his dragon body. He decided to choose a woman with a hot temper, who was shrewish, arrogant, domineering and jealous, to enter the Palace so that she could banish all this garbage to the cold palace. 

Song Yunzhao transmigrated into ancient times 14 years ago. She grew up sleazy and lived cautiously, just waiting for the plot to unfold. Then, she would transform into an arrogant, domineering, fierce, and jealous villainess, waiting to be defeated so that she could choose a husband and live a carefree life.

Later, Song Yunzhao looked at the Emperor, who was smiling at her indulgently, and said, “Zhaozhao, come here.” Song Yunzhao felt that the turn of events was far from good, and her feet went cold. The dog emperor had a gentle and soft expression, but his eyes were cold. It was obvious that he wanted to use her as a knife. 

* to eat melon- to watch an entertaining spectacle from the sidelines or engage in gossip about it

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