Empress Zhaogong

Qin Zhi is completely infatuated! Actually, it's quite simple for powerful emperors in ancient times to truly like a woman. They provide her with privileges, including but not limited to the woman herself, her children, and her family. If they love her, they want her to be empress, her son to be crown prince, and her daughter to be their most beloved daughter and marry the best husband.

Gu Xuan from Xiwang Chang'an must have lived quite a long time, right?

Being an emperor requires more than just self-awareness; if someone is only clever enough, it's better to let someone who doesn't cause trouble take the throne.

The mother and son's riddle-solving skills are as sharp as ever, haha! But then again, it's a pity Hengshan isn't a prince anymore. Of all Qin Zhi's children, this daughter is the most outstanding. Hengshan was reborn as the emperor and his favorite concubine's first child, and is intelligent like his father, but because he's a daughter, he directly loses any future possibilities.

Was the female lead's father implicated in Empress Lu's rebellion when Jianzhao ascended the throne?

This complicated relationship, which started in a way that's hard to explain, ultimately developed some genuine feelings. Perhaps Gu Lian, originally a peasant girl, was still lucky. 🙏

Mount Heng is high, the river is long, a lone sail drifts far, a solitary boat travels. Oh, Mount Heng, where I lament not being a man!

Little Gu seems like a beautiful cat who's always well-behaved but suddenly gets angry and scratches when she sees her cat dad being bullied 🙏🙏

When did Qinghe realize Qin Zhi's feelings for Gu Xuan? It seems Qinghe didn't know when Gu Xuan left Chang'an, right? Was it the prince consort who told her later?

Miss Gu looks like Ah Xuan, doesn't she? At this time, was Ah Xuan in Rome, enjoying a sweet time with Sebastian?