Eight-year-old Yu Jing traveled to a poor family in ancient times and faced a poor family, a pregnant mother, a father and uncle who had failed many times, and a hysterical grandmother, showing wisdom and responsibility beyond her years.
In order to support the family, Yu Jing became the schoolboy of Qi Xiuyuan, a son of a wealthy family. She accidentally discovered that Qi Xiuyuan was a patient with imperial examination phobia and was forced to take the county examination for him. She became a blockbuster and became the "eight-year-old crime leader".
Yu Jing successively wrote poems such as "Ode to the Goose" and "Compassion to the Farmers", which shocked the literary world. She started a "goose-duck dispute" with doubters, achieved great results in the government examination, and secretly planned a business empire.
Yu Jing took Xie Qian, a down-and-out civil servant, as a disciple to help him overcome his fear of the imperial examination. At the same time, he established a deep relationship with the Qi family and completed the "Little Three Yuan" feat in the Taoist examination.
Yu Jing's abnormal performance attracted the attention of imperial spies. At the same time, his business expansion touched the interests of local powerful people, laying the groundwork for the subsequent story.
