In the Tang Dynasty, the Prime Minister Could Punt a Boat in His Belly

According to historical records, Fang Xuanling was good at planning and Lu was jealous. Everyone in the world laughed at the prime minister for being henpecked, but little did they know that this was the most brilliant survival wisdom in the Zhenguan court. Faced with the suspicion of the emperor's intentions, Fang Xuanling slandered herself, resisted beauty by "twisting her waist", showed weakness by being "henpecked", and resolved the turbulent political crisis in the fireworks of the back house. The good wife Lu seems to be fierce and powerful, but in fact she is her husband's most solid political support. Not only did she manage the family well, but she also used a bowl of sour soup to influence the royal craftsmanship, turning a conspiracy against the prime minister's house into a story of good deeds. This is a story about "fear", but also a legend about "love". The prime minister's belly can hold up a boat, and it holds up his family, country, and world, as well as this ordinary and precious true love in the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.