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Intro. The fear in the ancient Chinese palace is manifested in many aspects: Loneliness and lack of friendship: Concubines are isolated from their families, rarely have real sharing and empathy, even with people in the same situation. Pressure to have children: Giving birth to a son is a key factor for status and future, but many people have difficulties or children are harmed, leading to despair. Personality corruption: In order to survive, many people are forced to give up kindness, become tricky, sinister, and even unintentionally to bring down opponents. Considered possessions: The fate of concubines completely depends on the emperor, without the right to self-determination. Death lurks: They are always at risk of illness, assassination, poisoning, or demotion or exile. Secrets and Concealment: Many tragedies and sufferings are concealed, which are mere rumors, giving the harem a terrifying and mysterious look. In short, the magnificent palace is a place that nurtures deep fear, sophisticated brutality, and the burial of humanity 😔. Your head enters the palace.

The truth about the royal palace is scary

@Vân Anh