Li Ji was the wife of Emperor Liu Qi of Han Jing when he was a prince. According to historical records, although Li Ji was born in poverty, he was beautiful, crowned the capital, and was good at singing and dancing, which made many men covet. On one occasion, Qi went to the folk and saw the beautiful Li Ji. He loved her so much that he took her back to the palace and made her an obedient child. The so-called obedient son is actually concubine Yu. Previously, Liu Qi had a wife, Ji Bo. Ji Bo is the granddaughter of Liu Qi's grandmother, Empress Bo, who decided to marry him. Although Liu Qi doesn't like it, she can't refuse. Because he didn't like Liu Qi, Ji Bo didn't give birth to a boy and a girl until his death. Since being named a boy by Liu Qi, Li Ji has given birth to three sons for Liu Qi, Liu Rong, Liu De and Liu Yu. This shows that Liu Qi's love for Ji Bo is extraordinary.
Later, Liu Qi married Ji Cheng, Jia, Tang Ji and two younger sisters, Wang Yi and Wang Erxuan. Ji Cheng, Jia and Tang Ji successively gave birth to six sons for Liu Qi. After Liu Qi proclaimed himself emperor, he was even more famous for his three palaces and six hospitals. These beautiful women gave birth to several sons to Liu Qi, bringing Liu Qi's sons to fourteen. There are many beautiful women around Liu Qi, so Li Ji naturally can't enjoy the treatment of all kinds of love. This made Li Ji jealous and jealous. Although Li Ji is as beautiful as a flower, she is a big-chested, mindless and careless woman. She treats people simply and rudely. When she saw Liu Qi spreading her love to other women, she began to envy all the women who were close to Liu Qi. In this way, she offended two malicious characters-Wang Hao and Liu Pu.
Wang Yi is Liu Qi's second queen. Shortly after Liu Qi proclaimed himself emperor, she gave birth to Liu Qi's tenth son, the later emperor Liu Che. Wang Hao was not a queen. Because when Liu Qi became emperor, he named his first wife, Ji Bo, the queen, and Li Ji and Wang Min were also named concubines. Soon, Liu Qi conferred the title of Prince. Queen Bo has no children, and Liu Qili's eldest son, Liu Rong, is the prince. Later, the thin queen mother died, and the thin queen had no background and was abolished by Liu Qi. Arguably, the thin queen was abolished, and it was natural that Li Fei, whose son was a prince, was made queen. Liu Qi also had this idea. But Wang Yi got in the way. Because her son Liu Che is very popular with Liu Qi, she hopes that Liu Qi will abolish Liu Yuxin Rong and make her son Liu Che a prince. Wang Hao's idea was supported by another ruthless figure, Liu Pu.
Liu Piao, the sister of Liu Qi's mother, is very opportunistic. In order to please Liu Qi, she constantly introduced beautiful women to Liu Qi and won Liu Qi's favor. However, her practice was envied by Li Fei. After Liu Piao was made a prince in Liu Rong, he wanted to marry his youngest daughter Gillian to Liu Rong in order to ascend the throne of the Crown Prince, but Li Fei refused. This made Liu Pu lose face. From then on, Liu Pu constantly spoke ill of Li Fei in front of Liu Qi. When Liu Piao saw that Liu Qi loved Liu Che very much, he found Wang Hui and wanted to marry ten-year-old Gillian to four-year-old Liu Che. Wang Hao's mind is not as simple as Li Fei's. He readily agreed to Liu Piao. In this way, Liu Pu and Wang Hao formed an alliance to jointly deal with Li Fei. Since then, Liu Pu constantly praised Liu Che in front of Liu Qi. Liu Qi likes Liu Che very much. After listening to Liu Pu's praise, he likes Liu Che even more. While praising Liu Che, Liu Pu did not forget to speak ill of Li Fei. On one occasion, she revealed to Liu Qi that when Li Fei got together with other concubines, she often instructed her maid to spit behind the concubines, recite spells and practice witchcraft on them. Using witchcraft to harm people was a very serious problem in the Han Dynasty. This makes Liu Qi dislike Li Fei.
Nevertheless, considering the prince and his past love with Li Fei, Liu Qi is going to make Li Fei the queen. In order to test Li Fei's attitude, he went to Li Fei's residence and said to her, If I die, you should be kind to the concubines and their sons. Who knows, when Li Fei heard that he was infatuated with those goblin concubines until his death, he couldn't help being jealous, flew into a rage, cried and made trouble, and cursed Liu Qi for being an ungrateful old dog, which made the maids tremble. And Liu Qize left with anger. According to historical records, after Liu Qi went out, the waiter outside still heard Li Fei calling "old dog" in the room.
She paid a heavy price for scolding her "old dog" Soon, Rong was abolished and made a prince, and Wang Hao was made a queen. Although Liu Qi didn't kill her, he never saw her again. A few months later, Li Fei died in grief, and soon, her son Liu Rong was forced to commit suicide. As the saying goes, character determines fate. Because of her waywardness, Li Ji not only ruined herself, but also ruined her son Liu Rong, which is a sad sigh.