The Most Wicked Woman

Tracing back to the Spring and Autumn period, during the Qi people's rebellion, the Qi royal family fell. The ministers and nobles fled to Lu, changed their surname to Cui, and rose to prominence once again. Their official positions passed down from generation to generation. By the time Qin unified the land, the family had become powerful.

Flowers bloomed and withered, and dynasties rose and fell in an endless cycle. The Cui clan's descendants gathered at their ancestral home in Boling. Their power did not weaken with the changing of dynasties, but instead grew ever stronger. The Boling Cui clan became renowned throughout the land, an unstoppable force, and made great contributions to the Liu clan's unification of the realm. When the Gouliu Dynasty was established, the Boling Cui clan became the foremost family. Emperor Gaozu of Liu granted them the right to "rule the realm together," and the Cui clan's successive heads wielded influence throughout the Liu Dynasty. Thus came the saying, "The royal princesses are eager to marry, but a daughter of the Cui family is hard to win." Cui family members could be found among all the civil officials and military generals, and the family controlled half the salt and grain trade. This continued until the reign of Emperor Liu Shuo, when the "Duke of Shenhu" suddenly coughed up blood and died in court! In the blink of an eye, the Cui family had become a pot of oil on a raging fire, beset by danger.

She was a noble daughter of the illustrious Boling Cui clan. Behind the seemingly prestigious family home lay countless hidden dangers. The threat of being cast aside once their usefulness was over loomed over the Duke of Shenhu's household, where imperial decrees were written in vermilion. She swore to protect her family's honor, and began carefully planning her every move. At a time when an opportunity was desperately needed, Luo Hua, son of the Luo family of Pingcheng, appeared and became the starting point of the game.

Later historians spoke with certainty of the life of the "demon consort" Cui, the life of Cui Lijia, the "most evil woman."

An imagined dynasty.

Theme: Never force what is not meant to be, but never give up