Because Judy suspected that all these women had something to do with the death of her beloved Quanfei, in the end, these people were either killed by Judy or asked to be buried with him. Ming Taizu loves Zhu Yuanzhang's Korean concubine. During the Yongle reign of Emperor Chengzu of Ming Dynasty, korean king proposed marriage, and Judy even asked North Korean women to suspend their marriage and sent people to North Korea to choose concubines three times. At that time, because everyone disapproved of being close to foreign countries, Judy had to mix her concubines with tributes and bring them into the palace.

Among these women, Judy especially likes flying all over. She is a gentle and virtuous woman who is good at cooking Korean food and playing Yu Di. She is also the only recorded Korean woman in the history of the Ming Dynasty. Judy's love for Quanfei is unmatched by others, because even he personally took his beloved Quanfei. But unexpectedly, all of them died in a long journey.

Apart from the original match, Quanfei is Judy's favorite concubine. After Quan Fei died, Judy, who was already cruel, began to become more cruel. At this time, paranoid Judy heard that Quanfei was murdered by Lu Jieyu, so she locked Lu Jieyu up and tortured her every day. In the end, she died miserably. Because Lu Jieyu is also a Korean woman, Judy gradually has a distrust of Korean concubines. He began to investigate all North Korean concubines, such as Shun Fei and Li from North Korea, who were killed on suspicion.

Even those North Korean women who were not implicated eventually became one of the "funerary objects" that Judy demanded. In a word, because of Quan Fei's death, almost all the far-married women from North Korea have been implicated, and there is no good end, and the number of these women is nearly 3,000, from which Judy's cruel character can be seen.