The Princess from Wu's family was not from a prominent background, but her dowry was substantial. After her grand wedding with the Prince of Wu, the substantial dowry provided support, and her days were not bad.
Especially after their eldest son was born, the couple's rapport became smooth, and their relationship deepened compared to the time of their wedding. Thus, compared to other Concubines, the Prince of Wu preferred to converse with the Princess, for she was his Official Wife after all, generous and dignified, making the Prince of Wu naturally grateful.
Moreover, the Princess did not treat the Concubines harshly and ensured that all necessary provisions were in place. During leisure time, they could sit together and play cards, making the atmosphere of the inner courtyard more harmonious than other Prince Mansions.
Isn't the harmony in the inner courtyard all due to the Principal Wife Lady's credit?
