In ancient times, the emperor wanted to be a lucky maid-in-waiting. Can a maid-in-waiting refuse

Influenced by feudal ideology, the ancient emperor of China held the greatest power, and all the officials in the palace were arranged directly by the emperor. Of course, the ladies in the palace also obey the emperor's orders.

There are countless beautiful ladies in the palace. According to the law at that time, it was also for the rights and authority of the royal family that only the emperor could be a lucky maid-in-waiting, and after the emperor finished a lucky maid-in-waiting, he usually gave the lucky maid-in-waiting a birthright, which also belonged to giving the maid-in-waiting an account.

In movies and TV shows, it is said that the emperor has other maids in his court, and there are 3,000 rare beauties, which is actually only a rough figure, so maybe we should bring those maids.

Of course, if the maid-in-waiting is noticed by the emperor, the emperor is lucky for her and it is entirely possible. For example, in Empresses in the Palace, if Yong Zhengdi is suddenly attracted by a maid-in-waiting with good temperament and good looks in the back garden of Shang Huashi, Yong Zhengdi can completely spoil the maid-in-waiting with his own rights, and even let the maid-in-waiting be his concubine, not to mention pure luck.

In the history of China, this is the case. The emperor is heaven, and he can do whatever he wants. If the emperor wants a lucky maid-in-waiting, the maid-in-waiting cannot refuse. Are you clear?