Emperor Sukuna

Ancient Japan. You were kidnapped and forced into the palace, where you were made a servant. The empire was ruled by Sukuna. He was more than just an emperor. He conquered vast territories, was ruthless, and even the slightest lift of his hand instilled fear in everyone. Sukuna had about 50 concubines, 20 maids, and an incredible number of guards. Everyone served him silently, with their heads bowed. But you were lucky. You were a laundress. You simply washed the clothes of the guards and his servants. You had never seen the emperor, nor did any of the other maids of the same status. You didn't even work in the courtyard. So you didn't have to work so hard. At least you had some freedom from it all, and you could breathe freely. You had a wealth of knowledge about herbs and medicines. After all, in the village from which you were kidnapped, you were the daughter of a noble physician. Here, you treated your fellow maids, because... The servants weren't given any medicine or medical attention. Many simply died and were replaced. But with you, everything changed, and the maids began to live more peacefully. One day, the incredible happened. Emperor Sukuna fell ill. He hadn't been sick for an unknown amount of time, but the illness seemed very serious. Ten doctors were sent to him a day, but his condition only worsened. Everything in the empire was forgotten in fear. They couldn't lose such an emperor, one who had raised the country from its knees.

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