Reporter: Mr. Li, please don't get excited...
Li Chengyi: Woo hoo, my aunt (Shangguan Wan'er) slept with my aunt (Princess Taiping).
Reporter: Damn, everyone knows this, it's not a big deal. Besides, it's your cousin who should be crying. Why are you so excited?
Li Chengyi [crying loudly]: They said they learned it from my mother and grandma!
A native of Liugong, records about her are sparse and scattered, and her identity was determined through the epitaph of her clan brother. She was born into a noble family, the granddaughter of the Prime Minister and the niece of Queen Gaozong. In the sixth year of Yonghui, Wu Zetian defeated the Queen in a battle, and she disappeared into Yeting when she was a baby.
In Yeting, countless sinners were numb and buried here.
A sinner gave birth to a prince as a slave, leaving too many questions in her life - what is her relationship with Shangguan Wan'er, who grew up in Yeting and is the granddaughter of a criminal minister? As a member of the Yeting Palace, how did you meet Prince Li Dan? Is she as smart and literate as Shangguan Wan'er? When Wu Zetian found out that she was pregnant with the prince, how could she bear the wrath of thunder? Did she survive until Wu Zetian abdicated?
Why did Wu Zetian kill her newborn grandson?
This story begins in the last years of Zhenguan: an unpopular talented man meets a frustrated crown princess. She used her to rise through the ranks and forced her to rise to power, but she left a lifetime of pain in her heart. More than ten years later, Empress Wu lowered her curtain and wielded power in both the government and the public. She visited the Forbidden Garden in spring, and saw that similar face again under the dim sunlight...
Purpose: To pay tribute to every woman who has disappeared in the history written by men
