(This article is about strong women, fighting for women's awakening.)
It is said that she abandoned her pen and joined the army, but Chao Ge was written by her husband. This was all because her father, a high-ranking military general, Weiyuan Marquis, who was personally named by the late emperor, was seduced and lived in the wilderness, and was not allowed to join the army for three generations.
As soon as Chao Ge woke up, she was in a cold torture chamber. Standing in front of her was a scumbag who wanted to break off the engagement. He also wanted her to accuse her own father of forming a clique for selfish purposes and rebelling?
Hehe, she is a high-ranking commander of the 21st century. She would rather die than leak national intelligence. Will she listen to this scum?
However, although this is ancient times, women can actually take the imperial examination and become officials? Or is the empress in power? Now that she's done with it, isn't this just the right time for her to show off her skills?
Three generations of the imperial family are not allowed to join the army? Father and brother are all dead? It doesn't matter, she will take action towards the song.
Isn't it Xiong Jing? She is familiar with this question. Let's see how Chao Ge stirs up the wind and clouds, rides through the ancient officialdom, rewrites the rules of the court, and holds up the sky for women.
Mu Yunzhou had always felt that although he was weak, he had superior intelligence and was the best among all the children of the Queen Mother. He should be the one who would inherit the throne in the future, until the woman named Chao Ge appeared in his life.
She told herself that the world is big and she doesn't have to live in a corner, and women can also make a career, and they don't just have to revolve around men and children...