In "Empresses Entering the Palace", Zhen Xuan returned to the palace and gave the queen some wooden beads of cangue Nanxiang. Why did she do it?

The second half of Harem is very attractive. Zhen Xuan has become completely powerful. After returning to the palace, Zhen Xuan gave the queen some Canaanite fragrant trees. Zhen Xuan did this in order to show the queen that Zhen Xuan remembered what the queen did to Zhen Xuan in the temple. She thought about the queen day and night, hoping that the queen would be able to behave herself after returning to the palace and stop touching herself and torturing herself. The purpose is to let the queen handle her behavior better.

The Queen tortured Zhen Xuan, and the Queen has been torturing Zhen Xuan, especially when she lived in Kanluoji, Zhen Xuan. The concubines of emperors like Zhen Xuan who live in Kanluoji should be treated with some dignity even if they are demoted. But I didn't expect Zhen Xuan to be bullied by other nuns, especially Zhen Xuan, who knew the Queen very well and kept targeting her. Zhen Xuan also knew that the Queen had carried her on this trip behind her back, so she had to wash clothes and catch cold. The life she experienced was very difficult. Zhen Xuan can hardly live in Kanluoji, but thanks to the help of Guo Ziyu County, Zhen Xuan, Zhen Xuan's life is a little better.

Don't go too far. The queen herself has enjoyed endless status and wealth, and no one has exposed what she did before. Therefore, the queen should be virtuous and quiet. I didn't expect the queen to be jealous. Not only did it harm other concubines, but it also harmed the prince. Zhen Xuan is very clever, so he can escape the queen's blow to himself. But other concubines are not so lucky, and people like the queen will definitely be severely punished.

To sum up, Zhen Xuan's strength in the harem only appeared in the second half. At first, Zhen Xuan still had her own personality and looked like an innocent little girl. But after the practice of Kanluoji, Zhen Xuan's heart also hardened, which shows that suffering has changed a person's character.