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When Pan Shu was ten, her father was convicted of a crime and she was demoted to slave status, becoming the lowest-ranking maid in the Wu palace’s weaving workshop.
But Pan Shu was simply too beautiful. Despite her low status, her fame as the “Goddess of Jiangdong” reached the emperor’s ears.
She was brought into the palace and transformed from a criminal slave into the noble Lady Pan.
That year, Pan Shu was sixteen, and the emperor was sixty.
She had endured the misery of being bullied. Now that she had risen to the top, she did everything she could to climb even higher.
The emperor’s feelings were impossible to read? No problem. She could be gentle and considerate or alluring and beguiling, whichever he wanted.
The emperor was furious? Easy. She could play the virtuous, understanding beauty and soothe him in no time.
The emperor was old? So what? She wanted fame and fortune. Who cared if the imperial bed was falling apart with age?!
Many years later, Pan Shu finally became empress, the most revered woman in the realm, just as she had always dreamed.
On the day she ascended to the throne, the emperor, who had been by her side for decades, gazed at her tenderly and whispered in her ear, “You are the woman I have loved most in my life.”
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When Sun Quan was sixty, he took a young and beautiful woman as his consort. People of the time called her the “Goddess of Jiangdong.”
A goddess? Sun Quan didn’t believe it.
How beautiful could she really be? Could she surpass Bu Lianshi, the woman he had cherished for so many years?
As it turned out, she could.
More precious still, Pan Shu truly loved him. She wanted neither fame nor fortune, nor did she ask for a title. She only wanted to stay by his side and have a place in his heart.
He had ruled Jiangdong for forty years, tasted all the warmth and coldness of the world, and seen every kind of rivalry and intrigue. The rarest thing of all was a sincere heart.
For that sincere heart, he had waited forty years.
So he made her empress and announced to the world how important Pan Shu was to him.
But after ten long years, though you may know someone’s face, you can never know their heart. When Pan Shu took advantage of his illness to stir up a palace coup, she smiled brightly. “Your Majesty, I love you too, but I have no choice.”
The heroine is a real historical figure. The age difference between her and Sun Quan really was this large, and their relationship is romantic. The other two male leads are around the heroine’s age.
Theme: Women, too, can make their mark on the world.
This plot is really boring. From now on, the heroine will have to be wronged like this, cry out for injustice, and prove her innocence.
Wuwu is a very beautiful piece of historical fiction with rigorous details. I really like Shuer who has experienced so much and can still see so clearly. As long as she is alive, I feel sorry for her and sympathize with her. Fortunately, she persevered and finally had a good ending. Thank you to the author for showing us such a good Pan Shu. You must love her too! There are very few stories about Wu Gong, and most of them focus on the early stages, such as the Queen Bu section, and very few write about Queen Pan. Other works have portrayed her as a sinister and vicious bad woman, but I think that she may not be what people think in history. She was the daughter of a criminal. She must have suffered a lot when she fell into a weaving room at a young age. Later, she gradually reached the position of queen. It was not necessarily smooth sailing during this period. She was just an unfortunate little girl.
Although, how could Quan'er be so mean... To say the least, the two little girls were useless and no threat. Even if they were made a fuss by the ministers, Sun Quan would just laugh it off at most.
Are we about to start? Hahahahaha
I skipped to the end and watched it and it made me cry. I didn't dare to watch it with Sun He, but in the end it turned out that I was with Lu Kang. My childhood sweetheart was woo woo.
This Sun He is indeed a good man.
This Chun Xing is crazy 😂 It's not easy for her to do this and others want to trip her up. Besides, if something goes wrong, she will be the first one to push her out and take the blame. Even if Pan Shu is pulled down, she will be involved.
Oh my God, I started crying from the very beginning. I cried to death. You wrote it so well, why isn't it popular? God cannot tolerate it! It seems that only Lu Kang is satisfied with the male lead, so it must be him in the end. I'll put it here first and continue reading when I have time!
The heroine is actually Weng Fan, 28 and 82, she really can't get enough of it.
It was pretty good to watch, but I didn't understand the plot. It always made me feel down, and it felt like it was cliche.