Please recommend an ancient novel with the emperor as the male protagonist and the concubine as the female protagonist. Was the female protagonist specially nurtured by her family and sent to the palace?

The female protagonist's body could prolong the male protagonist's life, but the female protagonist herself would gradually decline. The female protagonist's aunt was Concubine Dowager. When the female protagonist was at home, she was engaged to someone (or childhood sweetheart, I can't remember). The male protagonist was very angry when he found out.

Answer 1

😋I recommend "It's Not Good to Be a Harem Consort" to you. This is an ancient romance novel about fighting in the palace. The female protagonist slept at home on weekends. When she woke up, she became the daughter of the family and was sent to the palace to be a concubine. The male protagonist was the emperor, and the relationship between the two slowly sprouted in the palace. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗