After Cao Cao's death, his son Cao Pi deposed Emperor Xian of Han and made himself emperor and established the state of Wei. Cao Pi also became Emperor Wen of Wei, and originally when Cao Pi first ascended the throne, he wanted to make his wife Zhen Mi empress, and then make Queen Guo a concubine. To compare the two, Zhen Mi is not only talented but also beautiful, but zhen Mi is also a bad wife who accompanies Cao Pi through the crisis. It is said that with such unique conditions, she will naturally become an empress in a justifiable name, but at the critical moment, Zhen Mi dropped the chain.
When Queen Guo had not yet entered the palace, Zhen Mi was undoubtedly the most favored one. However, just after Queen Guo entered the palace, everything changed. Zhen Mi also knew that she would never get Cao Pi's love again, so she wrote the very famous "Tang Shangxing". Zhen Mi originally wrote this poem to save Cao Pi's feelings, but who knew that it was used by others to become a major crime of rebellion. And Queen Guo, who has always accompanied Cao Pi, although she knows that she is from a lowly background, she will always stir up trouble in Cao Pi's ears, and make Cao Pi make up her mind to execute Zhen Mi.
In this way, it is also guaranteed that she can successfully ascend to the throne and become an empress, although there is no clear record in history that Queen Guo killed Zhen Mi. But the matter of this harem is already complicated, who can say it clearly? After all, if a woman is jealous, it is very powerful. Even after Queen Guo became empress, she also showed great frugality. It is even said that he also adopted The son Cao Rui left by Zhen Mi, and strictly controlled his foreign relatives, and kept the harem in order, which was also a well-deserved mother.
However, after Cao Pi's death, Cao Rui became Emperor Ming of Wei, and King Guo Jing was also honored as empress. It's just that Cao Rui knows that her birth mother is conquest, and even if Queen Guo is kind to herself, she often misses her mother. Originally, he was worried about his mother's death, and later learned that Queen Guo had framed his own mother. So he went to question Empress Guo, and in this way Empress Guo was humiliated under continuous persecution, so she chose to commit suicide. Although when he behaved externally, Cao Rui still behaved like a filial piety. But in fact, after Empress Guo's death, Cao Rui followed the example of her mother Zhen Mi after her death, letting Queen Guo wear her head and spread her hair, her hair was all covered on her face, and her mouth was also stuffed with chaff, which was actually the revenge of The Wei Ming Emperor Cao Rui.