Huangquan Chess Mountains and Rivers

In the winter of the twelfth year of Taiping, the legitimate daughter of the Shen family was splashed with blood and her hairpin was stained. Behind the screen. Using rouge as her password and salt as her blade, she weaved a shocking intelligence network amid the male-dominated strangling. The prince's gang members burned her forged "Blood Sutra" in the Buddhist temple, and the Qingliu ministers angrily scolded her in the Golden Palace, but no one saw it: 30,000 girls held swords for the first time because of her implementation of the "Mongolian Education Order". The young emperor put the sharp knife on her neck and screamed: "I am the emperor!" In the firelight, she smiled and pointed at the sea of books of all people outside Xuanwu Gate: "Listen, that is the real dragon's roar." The old woman who refused to wear the yellow robe buried an iron box in the "Shanhe Academy" she founded by herself. A hundred years later, the archaeological team was surprised to find something in the box: a half-polished inkstone, and the title page of the "Draft of the Constitutional Monarchy" which was full of modifications and signed with only four words - "Woman Awu".