They say that behind every emperor who lost his kingdom stood a woman, stunningly beautiful and alluring. The ruler would do anything to win her smile.
It seems the appearance of Mo Xi gave rise to the notion that women brought chaos to the government, and that later emperors lost their kingdoms for the same reason.
Su Qi: Screw that.
They say women were to blame for the fall of kingdoms, but... is that really true? They say women have a higher status nowadays, so why does history still lay the blame for a kingdom's fall on women?
I ask nothing of heaven or earth. I only hope history will clear the so-called "beauties who bring disaster" of their name., Su Qi
