Concubine Qin still couldn't quite understand it. How could a discarded woman like the Princess dare to be that arrogant? She actually dared to be disrespectful to Prince Kang, and even laid hands on his beloved right in front of him. Wasn't she afraid Prince Kang would cast her off? In this ancient feudal society, a woman who was repudiated basically had no way to survive, right? Her own family wouldn't take her back; she could only become a nun and drag out the rest of her life in a temple. Where did she get the guts to go head‑to‑head with a dignified Prince?
Concubine Qin remembered the first time she saw Prince Kang; it was also the first time she truly felt the shock of power. After she transmigrated into this world, she became the daughter of a County Magistrate—no worries about food and clothes, and a crowd of rich young ladies around her, flattering her and coaxing her. This was something she had never experienced in her previous world.
