Originally, Sun Shi would become the granddaughter of the emperor, but halfway through, Hu Shanxiang was killed and Sun Shi's title was cancelled. Grandmother Sun Fei should not only be of noble birth, but also be born in the same date as Zhu Zhanji. In the end, Hu Shanxiang is the most suitable, and Sun Shi can only take a back seat. Later, Zhu Zhanji ascended the throne and Hu Shanxiang became the queen. Before long, Hu Shanxiang was abolished by Zhu Zhanji on the grounds that there was no queen, and Sun Shi was named as the queen.
Although it is natural for a mother to rely on her children, it is not easy for Zhu Zhanji to make Sun Shi his successor. After Yang Shiqi moved out of Liu Xiu and abolished it, Zhu Zhanji could only temporarily avoid the edge and summon Yang Shiqi alone. Zhu Zhanji's attitude is very low, and Yang Shiqi finally has to give Zhu Zhanji face. Sun Shi can make Zhu Zhanji so dead set, and her means must be very high-end. At least Gong Dou's trick is perfect. Otherwise, how can I beat Hu Shanxiang? However, Sun Shi is not an ignorant woman. She only knows how to compete for favor in the palace. She has profound political knowledge, which was vividly reflected in the later change of the civil fort.
After the civil fort changed hands, Zhu Qizhen was captured alive by the Walla army. As Zhu Qizhen's biological mother, Sun Shi, who is already the Empress Dowager, must be very anxious, but she didn't lose her temper. At that time, many people in the DPRK supported moving south. With the support of Yu Qian and other ministers, Queen Sun pushed her way through the crowd and stuck to Beijing. Because once it moved south, the Ming Dynasty would no longer be a complete unified dynasty, and then it would have to step aside, which was fatal to the Ming Dynasty. Sun Shi didn't want to run away. At that time, her words carried the most weight. As long as she orders to do his duty, everyone will certainly follow suit. Sun Shi didn't take advantage of the crisis of Daming to support Zhu Qiyu's accession to the throne, but at the same time he made Zhu Jianshen, the son of Zhu Qizhen, a prince, which was very thoughtful.