Zhang Yu had always known that when women vie for favor, all sorts of tactics could be used.
Having read many house rivalry and palace rivalry novels, as well as watched TV dramas, she thought she might not be a master of the practice, but she could at least be considered a theoretical expert.
Upon witnessing women's battles, Zhang Yu deeply sighed and remarked, "Novels are just novels; they can't compare with real life."
Watching their maneuvers, Zhang Yu could only say, observing from the sidelines can be more enjoyable when the drama is someone else's.
Exposing someone's faults in person was something Zhang Yu rarely did. After all, she was dealing with women; saying such things isn't mere provocation. But when she thought about how they indulged in gossip, often ridiculing and mocking the original self back in Shencheng, she felt a tit-for-tat approach was more appropriate.
