[Ongoing Novel: The Mother of Emperor Wu of Han]: A mature, calculating woman from a respectable family VS a short-tempered, scheming, cold, arrogant crown prince. Visit the author's profile to add it to your favorites!
Synopsis:
The wealthy Lv Zhi married the scumbag uncle Liu Bang when she was young, bringing her family fortune and support to help her husband win an empire. She herself was imprisoned by Qin and held captive by Chu because of her husband. But later, she discovered that her husband had brought the young and beautiful Lady Qi into their marriage, and that Lady Qi even wanted to take the crown prince's position from her son...
Empress Lv endured again and again. Later, she built up her power, and as soon as the emperor died, she launched a forceful counterattack. She turned Lady Qi into a human swine, killed a slew of concubines, and wiped out every vassal king and prince who dared to rebel, ensuring her son could ascend the throne smoothly. The heroine ruled as regent!
Twenty years after the founding of the Han dynasty, an indisputably powerful female lead.
In the end, she entered the history books, listed alongside Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Gaozu of Han in the imperial
Oh my god, I originally thought that the back part of this book was more cruel, so I didn't read it. I originally read the book about Empress of Han Jing, but somehow I skipped to the book about Empress Lu. After reading this chapter, I realized that I cried to death. It was so cruel. The comparison between Liu Chang's high-spirited and legitimate son's style in the beginning and the ending in the back is really killing me! I can't calm down!
Thanks to the detailed summaries at the end of the article, which satirize the historical falsifications, otherwise I would have thought that the several places that were inconsistent with "popular history" were fabricated by the author to whitewash him?
Emperor Hui, Emperor Wen, and Emperor Jing all had their mothers die young.
I have always had a doubt, that is, is the plot about Empress Lu's twins historically true?
24 Years old, looks a bit familiar
These chapters look like I'm depressed, they're all dead
These three emperors and grandchildren all died young like their second uncle Liu Ying.
The reason why Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty did not kill Shen Shiqi was because Shen Shiqi saved his life.
The author is so great, the good book No One series
Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty could not be Liu Ruyi's backer. Although they were brothers, they were not from the same mother. Moreover, in history, brothers from the same mother were still fighting, let alone those from half-mothers. Alas, the descendants of Liu Heng, especially the Eastern Han Dynasty Emperor For the sake of Queen Kuro Lu, I promoted my great-uncle