Sixteen-year-old Lu Pheasant was judged by a fortune-teller to be "indescribably precious", but on the night of the wedding, she discovered that her husband Liu Bang had someone else in his heart. In troubled times, she supported his parents and navigated the officialdom for him, but what she got in exchange was the coldness of "give me a piece of the pie" on the side of the chasm. When Mrs. Qi's Chu Wu shakes the crown prince's position, Lu Pheasant finally understands: In this cannibalistic world, love is just an embellishment of power.
From a girl in Peixian County to the Queen of the Han Palace, she personally broke the poison cup sent by the Cao family, swallowed blood and tears when she had a miscarriage in the Chu camp, and used the power of the Shangshan Sihao to keep her son's position as crown prince. When Liu Bang discovered that his military talisman had been stolen before he died, she leaned over to tuck him in and said, "Your Majesty taught me that to cut the weeds, you need to get rid of the roots."
Many years later, Lu Pheasant, who had become the Queen Mother, faced the emperor's tomb alone late at night. When the examiner handed over the cloak, she asked in a daze: "What if..." And shook her head mockingly. History books will only record her cruelty in turning Mrs. Qi into a human pig, but no one knows how seriously the girl washing her clothes by the stream once loved someone.
Intention: Every brick in Weiyang Palace is engraved with the rules of cannibalism. Either learn to use gold hairpins dipped in blood to write, or become sacrificial inscriptions written by others - this is our Weiyang