Who says women can't compete in the world?
Ancient proverb about power and strategy × Strong female counterattack × Passionate family and country
Jiang Rushi was born with a crescent moon birthmark. She thought it was just an ordinary mark, but she didn't know that it contained the secrets of the previous dynasty and the mystery of her bloodline.
She was originally the daughter of a merchant, but she was involved in the court whirlpool because of her talent. Women can't take the scientific examination? With the name of "Unparalleled Young Master", her pen and ink shocked the Imperial Academy, her pipa moved the sky, and her 3D paintings shocked the Beidi envoys, and she became the first female number one scholar in the Zhou Dynasty!
Does the court look down on women? She wanted to become an official, take charge of the Ministry of War, and use her wisdom to solve the border crisis. The barbarians invaded, and the generals of the dynasty were helpless. She was a woman, but she personally led three thousand cavalry, defeated the many with less, and became a god in one battle!
However, the road to intrigue is never smooth——
The third prince secretly colluded with foreign enemies and regarded her as a thorn in his side;
The grievances between the old Chu family and the royal family put her in a dilemma;
And the crescent birthmark on the wrist is getting hotter and hotter, which seems to indicate a bigger storm...
She is Jiang Ru and Chu Linyue.
She wants the world to know that women should be like this!
Women disguised themselves as men, splashed ink in the imperial examination room, and engaged in verbal battles with Confucian scholars in the court.
Cracking the thousand-year chess game, improving ordnance, and 3D painting shocked everyone...
I want no one in this world to dare to say that women are inferior to men
——Jiang Ru
Reader comments
The plot is compact and the story is novel. It is indeed worth watching.
The first part is a bit connotative, but I can't quite understand it. The fourth volume is very well written.
The plot is compact and the story is novel. It is indeed worth watching. The first part is a bit connotative, but I can't quite understand it. The fourth volume is very well written.