Consort Yue was demoted to Consort Yue

Imperial Consort Yue and Empress Yan were two important characters in the harem struggle in the Nirvana Board. Imperial Consort Yue was a smart and pleasing woman. She was doted on by Emperor Liang and successfully pushed her son to the position of Crown Prince. She had many forces in the harem attached to her. Empress Yan, on the other hand, was a woman of noble status who had been out of favor for many years. She had been constantly fighting with Noble Consort Yue, but she had not been able to win. Even though Imperial Consort Yue and Empress Yan did not like each other, due to the balance of power, they could not shake off each other's influence. Emperor Liang did not care about their fight. As long as he wanted to pamper someone, the person would have more power. In short, Imperial Consort Yue and Empress Yan both had a certain amount of power in the harem, but their fates were ultimately influenced by Emperor Liang.

Consort Yue and the Third Prince had a deep relationship. Consort Yue and Emperor Wen were from the same hometown and grew up together. They were husband and wife and had a deep relationship. Consort Yue had feelings for Emperor Wen as childhood sweethearts and had the determination to follow him through life and death. During Emperor Wen's personal expedition, Concubine Yue had always followed the army and handed over her children to the Empress to raise. She believed that the Empress would treat all children equally, and the Empress did not betray her trust. Although Consort Yue and the Empress did not get along well in the beginning, they were able to get along peacefully later on. Consort Yue would tell the Empress about the Emperor's concern and love for her, and would also emphasize the Emperor and Empress's love as husband and wife. She refused to be instigated. She clearly told others that she had gotten what she wanted and pointed out their motives. Consort Yue was a truly clear-headed, free and unrestrained person. She dared to love and hate. Her feelings for Emperor Wen had always been two-way. Thus, it could be said that the relationship between Consort Yue and the Third Prince was sincere and deep.

Imperial Consort Yue was restored.

Consort Yue and the Third Prince had a deep relationship. Consort Yue and Emperor Wen were from the same hometown and grew up together. They were husband and wife and had a deep relationship. Consort Yue had feelings for Emperor Wen as childhood sweethearts and had the determination to follow him through life and death. During Emperor Wen's personal expedition, Concubine Yue had always followed the army and handed over her children to the Empress to raise. This information showed that Consort Yue and the Third Prince had a deep relationship.

Consort Yue's son was the Crown Prince Xiao Jingxuan. Noble Consort Yue showed her deep love and protection for her son in the Nirvana Rankings. She used her schemes to support her son to become the Crown Prince, and used various means to exclude competitors and opponents. In order to consolidate her son's position, she would do anything. Although she had done many bad things, she was also a great mother who was willing to sacrifice for her son.

The relationship between Consort Yue and the Third Prince was deep. Consort Yue and Emperor Wen were from the same hometown and grew up together. They were husband and wife and had a deep relationship. Consort Yue had feelings for Emperor Wen as childhood sweethearts and had the determination to follow him through life and death. During Emperor Wen's personal expedition, Concubine Yue had always followed the army and handed over her children to the Empress to raise. She believed that the Empress would treat all children equally, and the Empress did not betray her trust. Although Consort Yue and the Empress did not get along well in the beginning, they were able to get along peacefully later on. Consort Yue would tell the Empress about the Emperor's concern and love for her, and would also emphasize the Emperor and Empress's love as husband and wife. She refused to be instigated. She clearly told others that she had gotten what she wanted and pointed out their motives. Consort Yue was a truly clear-headed, free and unrestrained person. She dared to love and hate. Her feelings for Emperor Wen had always been two-way. Thus, it could be said that the relationship between Consort Yue and the Third Prince was sincere and deep.

Consort Yue gave birth to three children, including the Second Princess and the Third Prince. The Second Princess was the daughter of the Consort of Yue and the Emperor. She was smart and sensible, and she liked art and culture. The Third Prince was the son of Consort Yue, and he eventually became the Emperor. As for their specific story and ending, they needed to watch the series of Love Like the Galaxy to understand.

The reason why Consort Yue was good to people was because she was a sincere and kind person. She truly loved the Emperor and her children. She didn't want to interfere with her children's affairs and didn't want to make things difficult for the Emperor. She also did not fight with the Empress because she knew that the Emperor and the Empress loved each other. She did not want to ruin their relationship. She was very tolerant towards the Empress and the others, without any hostility. She was a very reasonable and understanding person. She knew that everything she had was because her husband loved her, so her position on her husband was very clear. She was a truly good person.

Consort Yue and the Third Prince had a deep relationship. Consort Yue and Emperor Wen were from the same hometown and grew up together. They were husband and wife and had a deep relationship. Consort Yue had feelings for Emperor Wen as childhood sweethearts and had the determination to follow him through life and death.

Consort Yue and the Third Prince had a deep relationship. They were childhood sweethearts and had grown up together. Consort Yue had feelings for Emperor Wen as childhood sweethearts and was determined to follow him through life and death. Consort Yue had always followed the army and handed over her children to the Empress to raise. Even though they had met with some setbacks, Concubine Yue was the only person who had accompanied Emperor Wen for most of his life. Their relationship could be said to be devoted and deep.