Amidst the quarrel at the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau, my husband and I traveled together to become the imperial concubines of the Zhou Dynasty.
He was the emperor who favored me alone, and I was the concubine who was supported by him all the way to the throne.
He was seriously ill and had no children, so he personally handed over the dragon robe to me despite the opposition of the government and the public. I use modern knowledge to reshape the Zhou Dynasty:
The molten iron flows in the workshops, the huge ships on the sea front break the waves, the roar of firearms quells the border troubles, and the territory expands to thousands of miles across the ocean.
During my sixty-year career as empress, I created a prosperous age unprecedented in history. Before I died, the only thing left in my heart was his tenderness.
When I opened my eyes again, I returned to the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau and looked at him who was getting divorced. Only then did I understand:
This journey across the millennium was never an accident. It was actually our two-way journey across the millennium, between career and true love.
