Cold Branches and Hairpin Flowers: Record of the Inherited Daughter in Beijing

(Girls + Escape + Medical inheritance + Inspiring growth + Imagination + Machiavellianism + Reality) Traveling thousands of miles across the country, she uses knowledge as a blade to break through the thorns of troubled times! When Cheng Xinhua was six years old, there was a severe drought in the north, and many people died of hunger. When the cracked land swallowed up the last bit of hope, the Cheng family embarked on a road of southward migration with a near-death experience. On a snowy night in a ruined temple, she picked up a mutton-fat jade pendant—— I also bumped into the cold and frosty son of the Minister of Rites, Li Yingyu, who was above the clouds. "This is not something you can hold. It will only bring trouble." He threw the jade to break the edge, looking distantly. In troubled times, innocence is a luxury and human life is like a piece of grass. However, she glimpsed a glimmer of hope from a broken "Thousand-Character Classic": The desperate act of exchanging jade for food, the clues of road signs, the dispute over the slightest bead in the abacus... Knowledge is the ice that quietly condenses on the cold branches and will eventually break through the frozen soil. "Is it virtuous for a woman to have no talent?" She insists on using her body as a female doctor and her pen as a blade to figure out the world! ——On the day when the hairpins are blooming on the cold branches, let's see whose jade crown is worthy of the hairpin she made with her own hands! Class collision: The noble man in the clouds vs. The survival girl in the mud, the jade pendant affects the fate Anti-routine growth: no golden fingers, no clinging, no time travel and rebirth, female doctor, using knowledge as a breakthrough weapon at the bottom Counterattack life: the ultimate contrast from pawning a jade pendant for four cents to a rising star in Luoyang business world The hidden thread of power plotting: the affairs of the court and the war in northern Xinjiang behind Li Yingzhi's "Ministry of Observance of Government and Rites"