Mi Yue's Mother Xiang

Mi Yue's mother, Xiang Shi, was a servant of King Wei of Chu's favorite concubine, Ju Ji.

Xiang shi was Mi Yue's mother. She was the Teng Shi of Ju Ji, the favorite concubine of King Wei of Chu. According to the information provided, the Xiang family's ending was suicide. In the Legend of Mi Yue, when Xiang was pregnant, a divination master predicted that she would be pregnant with the arrival of the Tyrant Star. King Wei of Chu was especially caring for her. However, Chu Wei was jealous of Mrs. Xiang and wanted her dead. In the end, after being framed, Xiang Shi chose to commit suicide. Her death was related to Mi Yue's willfulness. Mi Yue forced Ju Ji to look for her birth mother, causing Xiang Shi to have to face the teasing of fate.

The ending of the Xiang family was suicide. In the Legend of Mi Yue, Xiang was the Teng servant of King Wei of Chu's favorite concubine, Ju Ji, and gave birth to Mi Yue. When she was pregnant, a fortune-teller had predicted that Xiang shi would be pregnant with the arrival of Tyrant Star, so King Wei of Chu had been especially caring for her. However, Chu Wei was jealous of Mrs. Xiang and wanted her dead. In the end, after being framed, Xiang Shi chose to commit suicide. Her death was related to Mi Yue's willfulness. Mi Yue forced Ju Ji to look for her birth mother, causing Xiang Shi to have to face the teasing of fate.

Mi Yue's mother was Xiang Shi, the concubine of King Wei of Chu. In the Legend of Mi Yue, Xiang was forced by Empress Chu to marry Wei Jia and gave birth to Wei Ran.

Legend of Mi Yue was a novel that told the story of Mi Yue and the King of Qin, Ying Si. Ying Si was a king through and through. His main focus was on how to strengthen the strength of Qin and how to effectively conquer cities and other countries. He did not think too much about personal feelings or emotional problems. Although Mi Yue loved Huang Xie deeply, she was gradually attracted by Ying Si's charm and finally chose to marry him. Ying Si also had deep feelings for Mi Shu and regarded her as his husband. Although Mi Yue had interfered in their marriage, Ying Si's love for Mi Shu had never changed. After his rebirth, Ying Si still loved Mi Shu and regarded her as the princess of Chu and made her the new queen. Generally speaking, the Legend of Mi Yue depicted the complex and deep emotional bond between Mi Yue, Ying Si, and Mi Shu.

Ying Si had deep feelings for Mi Shu and regarded her as his husband. Although Mi Yue had interfered in their marriage, Ying Si's love for Mi Shu had never changed. He respected Mi Shu's identity and regarded her as the princess of Chu State, making her the new queen. Ying Si's feelings for Mi Shu were based on status. He thought that Mi Shu's status was higher than Mi Yue's, so he valued her more. Although Mi Yue was smart, Ying Si had a deeper relationship with Mi Shu. Therefore, Ying Si loved Mi Shu.

Ying Si's concubines included Mi Yue, Mi Shu, and Madam Ying.

The order of Mi Yue's three skills changed according to different situations. In the early stages of combos, you could use the order of second skill + normal attack + first skill + normal attack. This way, you could summon four servants and carry out normal attacks. The effect of the lane was better. In the later stages of the combo, one could use the sequence of normal attack + second skill + first skill + first skill + second skill + normal attack + third skill. First, use the normal attack to reduce the opponent's speed, then use the second skill Lifesteal and normal attack to stick to the opponent, then use the first skill displacement + normal attack, and finally use the three skills to harvest. In general, Mi Yue's skill order needed to be adjusted according to the specific situation and the opponent's state.