Fu Shu should be considered to have had two husbands.
She liked the first one.
But because of some political need.
So she had to kill.
The boy who said he would expel the Xiongnu to the north of the Tianshan Mountains died at the age of seventeen.
The second one is nothing more than a political marriage in which each takes what he needs.
Finally, when she was thirty-five, the two divorced.
Because she needs a minister more than a husband.
She and her brother Fu Ying are siblings from the same mother.
Their lives went from supporting each other to becoming political opponents in the power arena.
But Fu Shu knew very well that she was the one who raised the knife first.
Reading Guide
1. The historical background and customary titles are based on the Han and Wei dynasties.
2. The first one died when he was about to get married, so the copy said "it should be considered". The second one is the male protagonist, but he may appear later, so this article has an emotional line.
3. The heroine likes power and finally takes the throne. Of course, she will kill those who have different interests from her own for the sake of power. Among them, there may be good people with universal significance. She will also engage in political struggles with her relatives. She and the male protagonist are a bad couple. One is responsible for killing and the other is buried.
4. The word "divorce" appears in "Book of Jin" and "Shishuo Xinyu". The meaning is that the couple dissolves the marriage relationship according to legal procedures. Heli is a word that only appeared in the Tang Dynasty. According to the setting of the Han and Wei Dynasties, divorce was adopted.
*The story was conceived very early.
Concept: Ability is greater than gender
