Since the time of Marquis Wu, the Zhuge family has been hiding in the water towns south of the Yangtze River and has not been interested in worldly affairs.
It is passed down to the 22nd generation that Zhuge Hui inherited his family's education since he was a child. He was familiar with the art of war, knew organs, and was good at strategy. The villagers called him "Little Zhuge". She originally wanted to spend her life guarding a small courtyard, studying ink and reading, and making utensils for her own entertainment.
Until that misty spring day, a young man who called himself "Mr. Li" accidentally broke into her life.
He was shocked when he saw that she solved the difficulties of her neighbors with one trick and broke the centuries-old mystery with one weapon.
He didn't know that she was the Queen of Wuhou, and she didn't know that he was the Ninth Five Emperor.
In March in the south of the Yangtze River, there was a light rain of apricot blossoms. The two of them traveled together in the mountains and rivers and discussed the past and present. Unknowingly, a secret love arose.
When his identity was revealed and an edict summoned her into the palace, she realized that the thread of fate had already tightly entwined her with the world.
In the deep palace, things are turbulent and treacherous. Above the court, undercurrents surged.
As a woman, she stood behind the phoenix curtain, making suggestions and solving problems for him.
With the dignity of an emperor, he believed in her and valued her, and he entrusted half of the country in her hands.
"Your Majesty believes in me, and I will guard these thousands of miles of rivers and mountains for Your Majesty."
The candlelight flickered, reflecting her beautiful face, as well as the deep affection and trust in his eyes.
This is a story about wisdom and love, as well as a story about kings and ministers getting to know each other and working together to rule the world.
Purpose: to show the unique value of female wisdom, to explore how women can break through the shackles of gender through their own talents in the feudal era, and to realize the feelings of family and country and self-worth; to extol the ideal relationship between monarch and ministers who know each other and trust each other, and to convey the political concept of "the world is for the common good and the wise live in it".