Everyone knows that Liu Bang established the Han Dynasty and founded the Han Dynasty for 400 years, but few people know that it was Lu Pheasant, the iron-blooded heroine who was one-sidedly labeled in history books, who truly stabilized the foundation of the troubled times in the early Han Dynasty, guaranteed the destiny of the dynasty and the country, and supported half of the Han Dynasty. She was originally a gentle and virtuous country lady. She followed her father's orders and married Liu Bang, the down-and-out pavilion chief. She spent most of her life in poverty, managing the family, being filial to her parents and raising her children, and bearing heavy burdens. At the end of the Qin Dynasty, the chaos arose, and the rebellion began. She was trapped in the Qin Prison, experienced hardships, and lost her cowardice in the desperate situation. After the rebellion in Peixian County, she guarded the rear alone, upheld the clan, appeased the people, and coordinated logistics. She built a solid foundation for Liu Bang's pursuit of the world and became the most solid backing for the rebel army.
Pengcheng was defeated miserably, and the mountains and rivers were in turmoil. Lu Zhi was innocently implicated, and was trapped in the Chu camp for twenty-eight months. With the sword hanging on her body, the cauldron approaching, life and death, she witnessed with her own eyes the hero's cold nature that hegemony is supreme and family affection is discardable. She completely cut off the affection between her children and abandoned attachment and obsession. She observed the situation, people's hearts and strategies in the desperate situation of the enemy camp, and tempered the emperor's heart that is clear, calm, decisive and forbearing.
After returning to the Han Dynasty after the catastrophe, the prosperous palace was hidden and turbulent. The king indulged in his new favorite, and the concubines relied on their favor to fight for the heir apparent, and the evil of abolishing the elder and establishing the younger was quietly growing. Lu Fei did not fight for the favor of the harem, but only consolidated the foundation of his direct lineage, united with the elders of Peixian County, checked and balanced the power of the court, deeply cultivated the foundation of people's livelihood, stabilized the lifeline of the rear, and worked step by step to protect the throne of his heirs and preserve himself and the clan.
Breaking away from the cliche narrative of jealousy in the palace, the long-term suspense is centered on Lu Men's thousand-year secret situation, and it is dismantled layer by layer to reveal Lu Fei's transformation from a good wife, a prisoner, and an auxiliary to the government, and finally transformed into the first imperial mistress of the Han Dynasty.
