Zhou Ping was born into a wealthy family in Jiangdong. She was a man of national prominence and had three husbands.
Her aunt was first Zhaoyi and then queen, and she found the position of the crown princess of Qi for her.
However, although the betrothal geese came down, Cheng Han refused to surrender to Jiangdong and surrendered without a fight. He went down the river and made a surprise attack on Jiankang. Partly to humiliate and partly to destroy the marriage, he abducted Zhou Ping who was about to be married.
When the Qi State was first established, it could not overcome the natural dangers of Jianmen.
She was forced to marry the prince of the Han Dynasty and lived in the Han palace for three years, and she and the prince could be regarded as equals.
Lu Bi, her childhood sweetheart, felt deeply ashamed and waited day and night. As soon as he went west, he defeated Han Dynasty, beheaded him as the prince of Han Dynasty, escorted the king of Han Dynasty to Beijing, and welcomed Zhou Ping back.
At this time, Sima Ji, the crown prince of Qi, had already become emperor. As his former concubine, she was a newly widowed widow.
Sima Ji had no intention of continuing this political marriage, and wanted to choose a girl from the northern family to be his queen.
When Zhou Ping fell into an extremely embarrassing situation and was criticized by the world, Lu Bi, who also came from a top family in Jiangdong, was handsome and strategist, could move troops like a god, and was known as a Confucian general. He played the harp outside her door all night, just to ask for a wife.
Because of their childhood friendship and his kindness in saving each other, she agreed to the marriage.
People at the time were envious and said that Zhou Ping could not marry the emperor, so she turned around and married Lu Lang. She was really a great blessing.
The couple had a deep love for each other and had been in love for several years. They came to Beijing together when the princes and princes paid their respects.
Unexpectedly, when Sima Ji saw him for the first time in Daxiangguo Temple, he took a startled look and actually had the desire to seize his wife...
Zhou Ping was forced to marry for the third time.
Reading tips:
1. The female protagonist is not a male virgin, the male protagonist is Lu Bi, and the male supporting role is Sima Ji. The male protagonist and the male supporting role have almost the same proportion of scenes.
2. In the fictional history, the world is divided into three parts. The male and female protagonists are in the Jiangdong camp. The female protagonist marries the Han prince for the first time, the male protagonist for the second time, and the Qi emperor for the third time.
3. Non-NP, every marriage happens after it ends, and the heroine does not maintain a relationship with two men at the same time.
4. The story is about a strong man and a weak woman, not a great heroine. The heroine has a weak character and is tough, but she cannot control her own destiny in life.
Intention: Destiny is determined by people
