Wenduzhirui is the legitimate wife of King Yao. Her personality is like an orchid, neither impetuous nor impetuous, nor warm nor fiery. When she married into Prince Yao's palace, Prince Yao did not like her, and Zhi Rui had no interest in Prince Yao either. What Zhi Rui liked was Prince He, whom he only met once but had an extraordinary conversation. Later, King Yao was deposed, and all of King Yao's concubines left King Yao, with only Zhi Rui accompanying him. The emperor ordered King Yao to lead the army in the northwest, and King Yao went there with Zhi Rui. King Yao was unfortunately captured during the battle and later committed suicide. Zhi Rui learned from the letters between the prince and his subordinates that King Yao was the real murderer of her father, and felt extremely sad. The emperor gave Zhirui as his concubine to Prince He, but Prince He never married again and loved Zhirui alone. Later, he and the prince were sentenced to death by the emperor for treason. Zhi Rui, those who loved it and those who did not love it are all gone. The empress died of heart palpitations due to excessive fatigue. She witnessed the annihilation of a generation of dynasties with her own eyes, and also took the lives of several people with her own hands. She doesn't regret it, just because she once promised the person who said: "People have searched for him a thousand times, but he is in the spring."