Introducing History's Most Celebrated Women to the Ancients

One day, the skies of every dynasty suddenly began to speak. "What is the throne? It is nothing more than the qualification to rule a country. I will use my ability to grant women that qualification. The idea that women cannot become emperor is merely an outdated and unreasonable tradition. I will abolish it. This may be the greatest achievement of my life." The empress, dressed in a ceremonial robe and wearing a crown with twelve strings of jade beads, spoke nonchalantly. "You either become a king at birth or amount to nothing. I want glory to bow before me. I will conquer the world or have nothing at all." Catherine the Great met their gaze with a smile. "God Save the Queen!" the people shouted. [Without her, Chinese civilization might have taken a different course. Fu Hao] [A young girl of fifteen breaks through the encirclement to save her father. Who says women are inferior to men? Xun Guan] [Her virtue was praised by barbarians and Chinese alike, from ancient times to the present. Her name shines through the annals of history, bright as the sun and moon: Lady Xian, China's foremost heroine.] Qin Shi Huang: ?! Emperor Wu of Han: !? Emperor Taizong of Tang: ??? Empress Lu, Liu E, Wu Zetian: ^_^ 1. This is a watch-along story reviewing legendary women from Chinese and world history for people living in the various dynasties of feudal China. The figures currently planned include Fu Hao, Xun Guan, Lady Xian, Wu Zetian, Shangguan Wan'er, Princess Taiping, Li Qingzhao, Liang Hongyu, Princess Pingyang, Cai Wenji, Ban Zhao, Princess Wencheng, Qin Liangyu, Wang Zhenyi, Catherine the Great, Queen Elizabeth II, and others. The main purpose is to tell the people of feudal society about women's stories and strength, to make every woman realize that women are not born weak and have unlimited possibilities, and to encourage more outstanding women to break free of their cages and bravely rise. 2. The story is a slow burn, with detailed introductions to each woman's historical background. Some historical regrets will be changed. Since there was no outline at the beginning, I wrote whatever came to mind. I also wanted to change some historical regrets, but the major developments recorded in the history books mostly revolve around men, so the early chapters include a lot of writing about male historical figures. I noticed the problem later, but had already written too much to change it. Please don't read if this bothers you. 3. There's a lot of research to do, and I type slowly, so updates aren't very fast. I'm working hard. Theme: Take history as a mirror and enrich China.