I swept the harem by pretending to be weak

Not only that, there are still many mysteries in Liu Zhirou's heart that need to be solved. For example, who is Cuizhu, who entered the palace with her mother and grandmother and conveyed the sad news of Chuntao's parents and family members' death to Chuntao, causing her mental breakdown?

This matter has been lingering in Liu Zhirou's mind, leaving her puzzled.

Where did the green bamboo come from?

Who is behind this?

What's the point of her doing this?

She seemed to have done nothing. After all, to Liu Zhirou, Chuntao was nothing.

She is not an ordinary woman involved in serious palace fighting, and she is not so dependent on her confidants.

As for Chun Tao, her personality is like a powder keg that can be easily ignited, and she is simple-minded and has no scheming. Even if she can stay in the palace smoothly and maintain a good state, I am afraid she may not be able to really help Liu Zhirou in any way. After all, the palace struggle is complicated and changeable, and it requires not only loyalty, but also wisdom and strategy!

This makes the other party's behavior seem even more unreasonable.

So why did the mastermind behind the scenes target such an inconspicuous palace maid?

Liu Zhirou couldn't figure it out, but she didn't intend to let go of this doubt.

The situation in the palace was now completely deadlocked. Even if Liu Zhirou was added to the mix, it would be useless. Instead of being inexplicably drawn into that vortex, it would be better to look for other neglected places outside.

Liu Zhirou always believed that everything was inextricably linked and not isolated. Just like what happened in the past, the former crown prince was wrongly killed, the former emperor also died suddenly, and the current emperor's empress died of illness due to excessive grief after losing her beloved son. How could this series of events follow one after another and be simply explained by the word "coincidence"?

At the same time, many members of the royal family died without any reason. This sudden change plunged the entire court into chaos. The originally stable power structure collapsed in an instant, and various forces began to reshuffle and compete for the vacant high positions. If we look at this matter from an ordinary perspective, people may easily attribute it to fierce political struggles; however, if we put this event into the current complex situation and consider the involvement of those mysterious forces, a completely different possibility emerges.

This is most likely an action carefully planned by one or more people to fight against that powerful and mysterious force.

Using a mortal body to fight against gods and Buddhas can be said to be arrogant, but it can also be said to be tragic.

However, all this had nothing to do with Liu Zhirou. She was neither a loyal minister of the feudal dynasty nor could she become such a person. Whether the people here were oppressed by the nobles or persecuted by the gods and Buddhas, what did it matter to her, an outsider?

After all, she was just a passer-by, and these things were really insignificant to her. As the saying goes, if it doesn't concern me, I will not pay too much attention to it or interfere in it. In her eyes, everything in the world has its destiny, and there is no need for others to interfere.

Where do these mysterious forces come from?

Are they inextricably linked to the royal family?

Are these bizarre deaths just the tip of a larger conspiracy?

It seemed important, but not that important. Compared to these messy things, Liu Zhirou was more concerned about the things before and after her time travel.