Everyone knew that when the new emperor ascended the throne, he honored two women as empress dowagers: the benevolent and gracious Empress Dowager Shengmu, Lady Xi, and the clever, perceptive Empress Dowager Muhou, Lady Fang.
They had once been sisters, and they had also been allies.
No one knew that amid the decades-long struggle within the palace, the seemingly ever-lucky Empress Dowager Chun was the true mastermind, hiding in the shadow of Empress Dowager Xi’s brilliance.
This is the legend of two queens who joined forces to shape an era, even as they kept each other in check.
I can't figure out which status is more noble, the Empress Dowager Mother or the Empress Dowager Mother, so why write a novel? Since the author wanted Zhen Huan's son to be the emperor, why did he arrange for the heroine to have a son?
Too many bugs
It's a mess, the characters are messed up, the time is messed up, and the names are also messed up.