Mainly because of these two reasons: the objective reason is that the timing of Li Furen's appearance is too appropriate. At that time, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty didn't need to be on guard, didn't need to resist anyone, just needed to enjoy love. The first subjective reason is that Li Furen's methods are obviously higher, and even his own death can leave a unique impression in the heart of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. If Gillian and Wei Zifu are bronze and gold, then Li Furen is king. This is obviously an upgraded version, and it is not a problem to win the Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty.

To say that among the three women, Gillian is the most failed, and it appeared too early and the timing was not appropriate. Gillian's mother is Guantao princess royal, who has a certain position in Dou Taihou's heart and is above the imperial court. The mother of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty saw Gillian's potential strength, so she used Gillian and Guantao princess royal as bait. Perhaps at the beginning, the couple must have had real feelings when they were childhood friends, but with Emperor Wu in power, how could he stand Gillian who was spoiled and raised? The relationship between husband and wife has been obliterated, and even Sima Xiangru's "Longmen Fu" failed to get a look back from the heartbroken.

Wei Zifu appeared at a good time. When Emperor Wu came to power, he needed to prove to Princess Guantao and Dou Taihou that he needed a gentle and considerate woman when he grew up. Therefore, although Wei Zifu was born in a bad family, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty also made things difficult in every way, but Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty resisted. This kind of resistance is not only for Wei Zifu, but also to prove itself. However, when the monarch is in his prime, how can he fully appreciate his young son? He must have been on guard, so someone framed Liu, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty believed him and then got rid of his son. Wei Zifu had no hope of survival and committed suicide.

On the other hand, Li Furen praised the monarch as the world and looked at his wife and son. At this time, Liang Wudi had no suspicion, and Li Furen had no powerful consorts, so he had to rely on Liang Wudi. It is this wholehearted dependence that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty enjoyed. Even if Li Furen finally died, he drew a pie for Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, and what he left in the heart of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty will always be his most beautiful appearance. Adhering to the idea that "what you can't get is the best", Li Furen was deeply cherished by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and he could never forget it when no one was around.