Quickly wear "I am the empress"

Lu Pheasant had many identities in his life. She is the first female prime minister of the Qin Dynasty, the secretary to Emperor Wenzhao of the Qin Dynasty, the eldest princess of the Qin Dynasty, and the queen mother of the Qin Dynasty...

Although she had so many identities, her favorite was being Emperor Wen Zhao's secretary.

She had never heard of the word secretary before. It was just Emperor Wen Zhao who accidentally sighed. She asked Emperor Wen Zhao what a secretary was. Emperor Wen Zhao smiled and joked that a secretary was the one who wrote confidential documents for her.

Many people are curious about why she, who was at home waiting to be married, gave up everything and chose to join the Qin Dynasty after seeing Emperor Wen Zhao's letter.

Not only is her father and mother curious about this question, but her husband and daughter are also very interested in this question.

Every time someone asked her this question, she just smiled and said nothing.

No one knows how surprised she was when she saw the letter written by Emperor Wen Zhao, who was forced by her father to marry Liu Ji.

"I want to inherit the throne, are you willing to help me? If I succeed, I will treat you with the courtesy of a prime minister. If I fail, you and I will go to hell together."

The letter written by Emperor Wen Zhao to her was not very content, but she read it over and over again at that time. At that time, she was eager to change her own destiny and to change the fate of women in the world who would not be pressured by their parents to marry, so she He chose to follow Emperor Wen Zhao without hesitation.

Even if Emperor Wen Zhao was just the princess of Da Qin at that time, even if she lost, she would die...

When she first met Emperor Wen Zhao, Emperor Wen Zhao had become the crown prince of the Qin Dynasty by her own efforts. Looking at Emperor Wen Zhao flamboyantly dressed in red, something in her heart suddenly moved. Woman, it’s time to move. This is how Emperor Cheng Wenzhao behaved.

Emperor Wen Zhao always had great trust in her, and he taught her everything he could when handling affairs. She grew up in the concubine's house, and when the time was right, Emperor Wen Zhao sent her to the court.

She originally wanted to stay with Emperor Wen Zhao to help, but Emperor Wen Zhao, who was still the concubine at the time, refused. The concubine said that although she promised me the position of prime minister, I would have to step up to secure this position...

The eldest son Fu Su was very pleased with her, and she knew it early on, but at that time she only wanted to climb up and help the princess consolidate her power, and she had no time to focus on the personal relationship between her children.

She naturally had a good impression of the eldest son Fusu. After all, the eldest son was as gentle as jade and it was hard for people not to like him. Therefore, she accepted his cloak when she returned to the court to pick up the queen's tutor outside Xianyang City.

Later, the relationship between the concubine and the emperor suddenly became tense for some unknown reason. The emperor invited her into the palace and asked her if she would marry Fusu. Only then did she know that the sudden tension between the concubine and the emperor was actually because of the two. The marriage of the princess and Fusu.

After marrying Fusu, she did not give up her official position in the court because she became the princess. Instead, she used her status at this time to handle government affairs better.

After the concubine succeeded to the throne and became the emperor, she and the concubine supported each other along the way and governed the Qin Dynasty better and better.

She had only given birth to one child, You Ning, because pregnancy and childbirth took a lot of time. She did not want to spend her precious time on giving birth to a child. Fusu also supported her decision because he himself They are also very busy, and neither of them has much free time.

Regarding You Ning, Emperor Wen Zhao had discussed it with her from the beginning. Emperor Wen Zhao said that she did not want to get married. If You Ning's character and ability were good in the future, she wanted to pass the inheritance to You Ning.

She said that the status of women has been suppressed by men since the Xia Dynasty. As a female emperor, she may not be able to guarantee that the status of women will always be equal to that of men. If the concept of equality between men and women is to be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, the Qin Dynasty will have to have at least three consecutive generations. All kings must be women.

She deeply agreed with Emperor Wen Zhao's words, so You Ning was brought up by the First Emperor when he was only two years old. She knew that it would be difficult to raise an outstanding king with her and Fu Su's personalities, so You Ning spent most of his time since childhood. They all stayed with the First Emperor and Emperor Wen Zhao.

Under the careful instruction of Emperor Shi and Emperor Wen Zhao, You Ning was very good since she was a child, and was made a princess by Emperor Wen Zhao when she was ten years old.

She asked Emperor Wen Zhao to adopt You Ning into her lap. Emperor Wen Zhao just shook his head and said:

"What the Qin Dynasty needs is a wise monarch, not my heir. As long as You Ning is a wise and good king, it is fine. Whether it is my heir or not is not important. If I don't get married and have children, I will never be able to steal other people's children." thing."

When Emperor Wen Zhao was thirty years old, she became the prime minister of the Qin Dynasty. At that time, Emperor Wen Zhao smiled heartily and raised his wine glass to congratulate her, saying that his original promise had been fulfilled.

Recalling the ups and downs along the way, Lu Pheasant also smiled at Emperor Wen Zhao's wine glass. Lu Pheasant, how could he be so virtuous and capable in this life, to meet his lord.

Yes, she always called Emperor Wen Zhao her lord when no one was around. She openly called Emperor Wen Zhao his concubine, sister, your majesty... But in private, she always called Emperor Wen Zhao "Master" just like when she first entered the concubine's house.

In her heart, no matter how their status changed, Emperor Wen Zhao had always been her lord, and she had always been Emperor Wen Zhao's secretary.

She followed Emperor Wen Zhao through decades of ups and downs. During this period, Emperor Wen Zhao sent people to cross the desert of Loulan County in the west to do trade with the countries in the Western Regions. He also sent people to sail to bring some high-yielding crops, which made the people of Great Qin young. Good harvest every year.

By the time she and Emperor Wen Zhao were both old, the Qin Dynasty was already in peace and prosperity under the rule of Emperor Wen Zhao, with seas clear and rivers flowing, and all nations coming to the dynasty...