She is a legendary woman who truly existed in history. The term "Empress Dowager" originated from her. The era of Empress Dowager's autocracy began with her.
She was the great-grandmother of the eternal emperor, Qin Shi Huang. Following the path of Shang Yang's reforms, she laid the foundation for Qin's eventual unification of the land. Some scholars still firmly believe that the true owner of the Terracotta Army is her.
In a time of great contention, with heroes vying for power and swift changes in fortune, how did she rise to the pinnacle of history?
In the midst of court intrigues and near-death experiences, what kind of intricate and touching emotional entanglements did she have?
"The Legend of Mi Yue" narrates the grand story of Mi Yue's life filled with love, hate, and grand ambitions, panoramically recreating the heroic age of contention and the struggle for supremacy. It showcases the iron-willed tactics and peerless talents of Mi Yue, King Wu of Chu, King Huiwen of Qin, King Wu Ling of Zhao, Qu Yuan, Huang Xie, Zhang Yi, Su Qin, Gongsun Yan, Bai Qi, and more!

This series consists of 6 volumes:
"The Legend of Mi Yue, Volume One 1"
"The Legend of Mi Yue, Volume One 2"
"The Legend of Mi Yue, Volume One 3"
"The Legend of Mi Yue, Volume One 4"
"The Legend of Mi Yue, Volume One 5"
"The Legend of Mi Yue, Volume One 6"

During the Warring States period, Mi Yue was the most favored young princess of King Wu of Chu. However, her life took a dramatic turn for the worse after his death. Her mother, Lady Xiang, was banished from the palace by Queen Wu of Chu, and Mi Yue, along with her brother Mi Rong, narrowly escaped disaster after disaster. Mi Yue and the Chu prince Huang Xie were childhood sweethearts, deeply in love, but fate had other plans. She was sent far away to marry into the state of Qin as a concubine, accompanying the legitimate princess Mi Shu.

Mi Shu ascended to the throne of Qin as its queen, and Mi Yue, reluctantly, became a favored concubine. The once strong bond between the sisters began to fracture after Mi Yue gave birth to her son, Ying Qi. The struggle for succession ensued, and King Ying of Qin died with regrets. Mi Yue and her son were exiled to the distant state of Yan. Unexpectedly, King Wu of Qin died in an accident while lifting a heavy tripod, plunging Qin into chaos.

Seizing the opportunity, Mi Yue returned to Qin with the help of the Yizhou army, quelling the internal turmoil. Her son Ying Qi ascended the throne as King Zhaoxiang of Qin. Mi Yue became the first Empress Dowager in history, known as Empress Dowager Xuan, marking a new chapter in the annals of power and influence.

Jiang Shengnan, a female screenwriter and author from Wenzhou, Zhejiang, born in the 1970s. She enjoys natural scenery, loves gardening and raising fish, and savors the pleasures of everyday life. Fond of history, she is adept at capturing the true face of history through the appearance of historical texts, with unique and profound insights. Her writing is sharp yet full of enduring charm, inviting contemplation. With broad interests and diverse writings, she dabbles in novels, essays, articles, poetry, opera, film, and music, covering historical, romantic, martial arts, fantasy, and urban themes. She has published historical commentaries such as "The True Face of History: Xia, Shang, and Zhou Dynasties" and "Women's World," as well as over ten novels including "Phoenix Dominating the Skies."

Chapter 1: The Appearance of the Overlord Star
Chapter 2: The goddess in charge of the fate of human offspring and children
Chapter 3: Childhood Years
Chapter 4: Failed to Become a Disciple
Chapter 5: The Mischief Caused by Bird-Hunting
Chapter 6: He Shi Jade(a famous jade artifact)
Chapter 7: The Death of the Chu King
Chapter 8: The Nanxun Terrace
Chapter 9: Carefree Wandering
Chapter 10: The Falconry Terrace
Chapter 11: The Gaotang Terrace
Chapter 12: The Western Market Woman
Chapter 13: Heart-wrenching Farewell
Chapter 14: Life and Death
Chapter 15: Admiring Youthful Love
Chapter 16: The Echoing Zither
Chapter 17: Expressing Love through Poetry
Chapter 18: The Sacrifice
Chapter 19: Strangers Again