After Leaving Beijing for Ten Years, She Became Powerful After Returning.

[Strong Women｜Empresses｜Group Portraits of Women｜Family, Country and World] Li Yuanxi, the female emperor of the Jin Dynasty, had a prince. More than ten years ago, Prince Jun Cui Min brought poisoned wine. The former prince Li Zhizhen died violently in the East Palace after drinking it. His two young daughters were also secretly poisoned. The eldest daughter Li Xiaoning survived but never recovered, and the younger daughter Li Jiyuan was sent away from Chang'an overnight. Ten years later, the new emperor Li Xiaoning, who had been on the throne for two years, summoned his younger sister back to Beijing. Fourteen-year-old Li Jiyuan walked down the mountain in the snow and returned to Chang'an. Everyone thought that this orphaned girl from a clan who grew up in the mountains was just a chess piece at the mercy of others. A branch of the Cui family wanted to use her to make a comeback, the powerful officials in the court wanted to use her as a shield in the struggle for the throne, and even the Yushitai wanted to read her book "Behaving Immorally". When the former Cui residence was reduced to ashes on a snowy night, when the attendant of Xuanwei Palace was deposed and thrown into prison with both hands, and when the winter solstice altar collapsed in the thunder. Covered in blood, she picked up a child from the ruins and walked step by step towards the emperor's sister on the throne. All the civil and military officials in the court dared to stop him. "Sister, do you want to make me your heir apparent?" The emperor smiled lightly and said: "Yes, A Yuan, what about you?" The court was in an uproar, the aristocratic families were furious, and the old party counterattacked. But they forgot that she had the blood of the late emperor and the late prince on her body, and she held in her hand a sword sharpened by ten years of wind and snow. After ten years of dormancy, he returned to Beijing. From the princess, to the prince, to the ruler of the world. She is taking a path to heaven that belongs to an emperor.