Before Wu Huanghou was born, her father had a dream. In the dream, there is a pavilion. There is nothing in it, but there is a plaque on the pavilion. Wu Huanghou's father was very curious, so he looked at it carefully. There are two words written on the plaque, called "Shikang". Wu Huanghou's father was confused. Then he saw a peony outside the pavilion and a goat waiting for it.
Wu Huanghou's father asked someone to explain the dream, but the translator didn't work it out. Later, Wu Huanghou was born. She happened to be born in the Year of the Sheep. Wu Huanghou's father remembered the peony in his dream, so he named her Wu Shaofen. Surprisingly, Wu Huanghou entered the palace at the age of 14, and was caught by Zhao Gou, the King of Kang. Finally, the two words on the plaque are completely valid. "Serving Kang" means serving and serving Kang Wang.
Later, Zhao Gou fled abroad, but Wu Huanghou still clung to him. At that time, Zhao Gou escaped by boat, and a fish jumped into the boat from the sea. Everyone was anxious to throw the fish out, but Wu Huanghou stopped them. She said to Zhao Gou, "This fish is a symbol of good luck. You must not throw it away." After listening to Wu Huanghou, Zhao Gou asked people to put the fish in the bucket and take good care of it. This shows that Wu Huanghou is a talkative person.
At that time, many people wanted Zhao Gou's life. When Wu Huanghou found out, she disguised herself as a bodyguard and spent every day with Zhao Gou. Thanks to Wu Huanghou's wisdom and courage, Zhao Gou was finally out of danger.