Displacement can refer to both the loss of a place and the unparalleled beauty. Perhaps it is precisely because of the beauty that one loses her place, or perhaps it is precisely because of that beauty that one is unparalleled.
King Yingzheng of Qin was one emperor for thousands of years. He wiped out the Liuhe and unified the world, and his popularity remained unabated for thousands of years. The last years of the Warring States period were an era of heroes, hundreds of schools of thought, legendary generals and handsome princes. There will never be a more exciting era.
However, the protagonist of this article is just a woman who has not been seen in historical records. If she did not have the beauty to overwhelm the country and the city, she might have lived an ordinary life, and she would not have been destined to disrupt the country and the family. However, beauty comes from blood, no matter whether it is auspicious or taboo; destiny is destined, and after many ups and downs, it will eventually lead to an ending that cannot be chosen. She is wandering in a man's world. She is a clue and a lover, but she is never the protagonist. She will eventually use her beauty, sorrow, obsession and madness to burn herself, the people she loved and loved her, and the entire Great Qin Empire.
The more I write, the more I feel that there must be such a person in His Majesty's life, in the last years of the Warring States Period, who could conquer the country with his smile.