The Legend of Lu Pheasant: the Game of Power and Humanity

This book takes "the awakening of power and the game of human nature under the background of survival" as the core theme, breaking the single label of "poison queen" and focusing on Lu Fei's complete transformation from a good wife in Peidi to an uncrowned empress in the early Han Dynasty. It uses the historical facts of the core historical materials of the early Han Dynasty as its bones, its in-depth interpretation of its political wisdom and survival dilemma as its flesh, and uses popular narratives to restore: In the chaotic male political jungle of the late Qin Dynasty and the turbulent imperial power in the early Han Dynasty, how a woman went from the simple pursuit of "keeping the house for her husband and seeking survival for her children" to the peak of power step by step, and finally completed the closed loop of her life in the contradiction between "maintaining authority" and "authoritarianism". The writing continues the "commoner's perspective" and does not pile up historical materials. Instead, it shows the multi-faceted character of the character through specific events - she has the tenacity of being imprisoned for many years, the determination to protect her children and the throne, the political foresight to rule the dynasty, and the loneliness of betrayal and separation in her later years.