What does this sentence mean ~ ~

It should be said: No matter how beautiful da ji is, she is still a mistress.

Da ji, loved by Shang Zhouwang, the last monarch of Yin and Shang Dynasties in China, was called "a generation of enchantress". Conquered Sujia (now Wuzhi East, Henan). And Sue's da ji the Beauty. Zhou Wang was fascinated by da ji's beauty and obeyed her. Da ji likes singing and dancing, while Zhou Wang lets musicians create decadent music and obscene dances, and sings day and night in the palace. Da ji danced with decadent music, enchanting and charming.

No matter how beautiful da ji is, after all, she is a mistress. That is to say, although da ji was beautiful, she didn't become a queen in the end. She was just a concubine and didn't die a natural death.

If you think deeply about this sentence, it is useless for visible light to be beautiful.

If it is said by a man, then the mentality is to treat women only as playthings.

If it is said by a woman, it means that she wants to be a wife rather than a mistress, and she is unwilling!