Princess Mi Yue first married Qin Huiwen, the king of Qin Huiwen, and then married Zhai Li, the king of Yiqu in Yan State.

What is the ending of Mi Yue played by Sun Li in The Legend of Mi Yue?

Mi Yue, played by Sun Li, is a princess who has never been valued by the royal family of Chu because of her humble mother status. She was laughed at and rejected by others. In the royal family, only her half-sister Mi Yi has always protected her, and her personality is naive and lively. She and Wei Ran are brother and sister. But before long, she married Qin as Mi Zhu's dowry. Since then, she has suffered the destruction of her family and the vagaries of the world. In the palace, Chu Palace and Qin Gong escaped disasters and crises again and again. However, all kinds of grudges and enmities in the harem gradually split her and her sisters and made her politically mature. However, in order not to repeat her mother's tragic experience, Mi Yue would stand up and fight every time she was desperate. She had three important loves in her life. Huang Xie, childhood friends, Shen Jun in spring, Qin Huiwen and Wang Zhaili of Yi Qu gave birth to Ying Ji with Qin Huiwen. After Qin Huiwen's death, mother and son were sent to Yan State, where they married Zhai Li, king of Yiqu, and gave birth to two sons (Gao and Jingyang). They are the most powerful, shrewd and power-hungry people in the world. She and they admire each other and love each other deeply, but no one can make the other give in. In the end, it can only be immortal or far apart.

After returning to China, Mi Yue put down the civil strife and became the first empress dowager. After the ups and downs of life, Mi Yue finally grew from a princess of Chu who loved her children deeply to the legendary life of Empress Dowager Daqin who dominated the six countries, and became a generation of female politicians who made great contributions to the progress of history.

How did Mi Yue end up dead in history?

She initiated the intervention of consorts in the feudal dynasty of China. In the nearly 40 years since she came to the imperial court, the State of Qin has been ruled by Xuan Di's half-brothers, Wei Ran and Mi Rong, and her other two sons, Gongzi and Gongzi. At that time, the country called these four people four ghosts. Si Gui's autocratic power greatly limited Qin Xiang's power. After wei ren and Fan Ju fled to the State of Qin, they pointed out to the King of Qin that everyone only knew that the State of Qin had a queen mother and Sigui, but they didn't know that there was another King of Qin. Ke Qingshi suggested to King Zhao of Qin to take back the rights of five people, so as not to cause the disaster of regicide and usurpation of the country like Li Dui of Zhao, so Qin abolished Empress Xuan and expelled four nobles, Huayang Junrong, Gao Mi and Jingyang Junmi, from the State of Qin.