Xia Ji was the daughter of Duke Mu of Zheng during the Spring and Autumn period. She first married Xia Yushu, a minister of Chen, and bore him a son, Zhengshu. After Yushu died, she had affairs with Duke Ling of Chen and the ministers Kong Ning and Yi Xingfu. Later, she was captured by King Zhuang of Chu and given as a wife to Xiang Lao, a senior official of Chu. After Xiang Lao was killed in battle, the Chu minister Wu Chen married her and fled with her to Jin. (As stated in the source material)
He said, “Xin'er, I love you.” Yet blood welled at the corners of his mouth and flowed steadily down.
He said, “Xin'er, I trust you.” Yet doubt often showed in his eyes, and even his actions betrayed his reservations.
He said, “Xin'er, I’m doing this for your own good.” Yet he was really striving to win favor and secure his own interests.
He said, “Xin'er, you’re the only one who has ever stirred my heart.” Yet in front of others, he treated her with utter contempt and heaped countless insults on her.
He said, “Xin'er, I shall take you as my consort.” Yet in the blink of an eye he was rough and overbearing, seeking nothing but his own momentary pleasure.
In her life, there was only one man who was unmoved by her beauty.
For him, even she, so wanton, restrained her fists and feet.
In this life, he alone was hers.
Keep writing, I like reading novels like this
Not bad~ Do you want more?
I have heard about Xia Ji, a woman who has entangled with many men...
Isn't it called Madam during the Warring States Period? == Calling the Empress smells like a bloody harem in the Qing Dynasty movie and TV series.