The Emperor's Career Is Endless

This article is the history book version and unofficial history version of "The Industry of the Heroine Emperor" (there may also be a text version). If I rush to write a long novel myself, I won't be able to get the flavor, so I'll save my time and write a short story. As for language, it's not classical Chinese, it should be early vernacular. He is the founder of the Great Chu Empire's prosperous times, the founder of the end of the coexistence of the five kingdoms and the unification of the world, the Holy Ancestor Xuanyuan Yi. He married two queens in his life. One was his first wife before he became emperor. She died before the great cause of reunification was achieved, and was later posthumously named Empress Wenren. The other one accompanied him through everything from king to emperor. His heroine made great contributions to his imperial career and was honored with the title of solemn lie. Surrounding these two women with completely different personalities, the life of this emperor is full of legend! However, official history books have always been for Prince Wang and Sun Gongzi to read. According to historical records, Xuanyuan Yi died in June of the twelfth year of Emperor Xian's reign due to the recurrence of old war injuries. The prince was young at that time, so he had to appoint Empress Sulie to the throne temporarily. However, unofficial history says that Empress Sulie usurped the throne. According to historical records, the Holy Patriarch loved Queen Wenren very much, and even the establishment of Queen Sulie was somewhat similar to Queen Wenrenyuan. However, unofficial historians believed that this was a blasphemy against the two empresses, and criticized the Holy Patriarch for being unprofessional in his love. But this is not the most outrageous thing. The most outrageous thing is that some good people boldly guessed that the two queens were actually the same person based on the connection between their names, and the Holy Ancestor Emperor did not appear in the twelfth year of the emperor's appearance... Not all historical records are facts; they are also rumors, and not all of them are necessarily credible. So, what are the facts?