Lin Zhao is a formidable lawyer. When she opens her eyes, she has become a lowly daughter in ancient times, forced to watch every breath she takes around her betters.
A woman is virtuous only if she is uneducated? Only men are allowed in court? Even reading a few law books earns her a scolding for “not knowing her place”?
She sneers. Rules? This lawyer is here to break them.
If the law is unjust, how can it be law? If the king's law protects only men and cares nothing for right and wrong, what good is it?
From the “Lady Behind the Scenes,” hiding in the shadows, to the “First Female Litigator,” honored before the emperor.
She braves a thorny path alone, shatters feudal conventions, and fights for women's rights.
With an imperial plaque hanging high above her, her voice rings through the heavens:
“I don't want to prove that I can do it. I want women everywhere to never have to prove it again.”
[Transmigration + strong female lead + career-minded heroine + no women fighting over men + satisfying power fantasy]