Lu Pheasant Vs Wu Zetian: the Woman at the Pinnacle of Imperial Power

"The Uncrowned Queen" is a masterpiece that deeply analyzes the history of Lu Pheasant's reign. Through delicate writing, this book tells the story of how Lu Pheasant gradually grew from a good wife and mother to an iron-fisted monarch, revealing the inner struggle and historical push she experienced during this transformation. The book not only depicts Lu Pheasant's wisdom and skills on the political stage, but also deeply explores her survival strategies and psychological changes as a woman in a patriarchal society. "Empress Wu Zetian: A Woman at the Peak of Power": Wu Zetian, the only orthodox female emperor in Chinese history, the author wrote from the age of 0 to 83 years old. On the basis of history, she constructed lifelike scenes and reproduced the legendary life story of Empress Wu Zetian. She was capable of literature and martial arts, and practiced Confucianism as well as Buddhism and Taoism; she was benevolent and righteous, but she was ruthless; driven by her ambition for power, she eliminated dissidents and eventually became a great treasure; she inherited the rule of Zhenguan and ushered in the prosperous age of Kaiyuan; her last words were to remove the imperial title and erect a monument without words, leaving behind eternal doubts...