My Wife Is the God of War, and Wu Ding of the Shang Dynasty Regarded Her as a Good Woman.

In the eyes of King Wu Ding of Shang Dynasty, a good life for a woman is a life of a virtuous wife and an important minister supporting the country. Fu Hao was one of the queens of King Wu Ding of the Shang Dynasty. She was also a famous politician and military strategist in the late Shang Dynasty. She was also one of the most outstanding female historical figures in the country's ancient history. She is also the only Shang Dynasty historical figure among the archaeological figures unearthed in the Shang Dynasty that can be matched with ancient historical data (oracle bone inscriptions). Shang King Wu Ding reigned for fifty-nine years. Not only did he end the decline of the Shang Dynasty and avoid the three-hundred-year rule of dynasty demise, but he also pushed the dynasty to its peak, with the strongest military force and the largest territory in the history of the Shang Dynasty. It also extended the life of the dynasty for more than two hundred years, making the Shang Dynasty last for nearly six hundred years, and unlike the Zhou Dynasty, it was all a period of real power, which was unique in the history of ancient Chinese dynasties. Among them, Fu Hao made a very great contribution, both politically and militarily, for the resurgence of Wu Ding. For example, the oracle bone inscriptions record that the largest number of troops sent by the Shang Dynasty in a single period was 13,000, and she was the commander-in-chief. In addition, Fu Hao may have been Fu Shuo, one of the eight wise prime ministers of the Shang Dynasty during the Wuding period, so her contribution to the resurgence of Wuding may be greater than what is recorded in the oracle bone inscriptions. This novel is about Fu Hao's life in the eyes of Shang King Wu Ding, from his encounter with Fu Hao when they were young to Fu Hao's long death, a story that spanned twenty-five years.