First of all, Mi Yue was the favorite little princess of Chu Weiwang, the monarch of Chu during the Warring States Period. Later, after her death, her status plummeted, and her mother was expelled from the palace by the queen. Mi Yue and his younger brother Mirong experienced disasters and crises again and again. Later, she was forced to become the dowry of the first princess and married Qin.

Later, Di Shu became the queen of Qin, and Mi Yue had to be a concubine. This is also the beginning of Mi Yue's political career. Mi Yue became the concubine of King Huiwen, who was called Mi Bazi in history (the harem of Qin State is divided into eight grades: queen, wife, beauty, lover, eight sons, seven sons, long ambassador and little ambassador), so it can be seen that Mi Yue's grade is not high. At this time, it is not strong. After the death of King Hui of Qin, his son, the eldest son of King Hui of Qin, succeeded him as King Hui of Qin, the most cowardly monarch in history, Qin Wuwang. Mi Yue's son became a victim and was sent to Yan as a hostage. His ticket could be torn up at any time.

Then Qin Wuwang was killed by the cauldron. After a series of political struggles, she finally defeated Qin Huiwang and her own younger brother, and was finally established as the new monarch of Qin State. For Qin and the mother of the monarch, it naturally began the uphill road of life. After his son Ying Ji succeeded to the throne of Qin, Mi Yue naturally became the Empress Dowager of Qin. After becoming the Empress Dowager, Mi Yue began to strangle Empress Qin Hui, and finally monopolized the power, claiming the system in the near future. Determined to use troops at home and prosper the country abroad, he maintained the political stability of Qin State with the iron and blood policy, and at the same time opened up territory for Qin State to make it stronger.