Qingluan Shines Upon Me and I Return

A sudden death transformed her from a gold medal crisis publicist to the humblest concubine in the Dayin Dynasty. When Lin Weiwei opened her eyes again, she was kneeling on the bluestone in the rainstorm, and her sister-in-law's silver needle pierced her arm: "Does a humble servant deserve a porcelain bowl?" Survival became her first lesson - she dissected a poisoned horse to prove her innocence, made her first pot of gold with caramel milk tea, and uncovered the secret of the prince's collaboration with the enemy in a Buddhist temple, and was forced to be tied to the same boat as Xiao Heng, the legendary prince who killed his brother and imprisoned his father. He gave her a sharp blade, and she responded with thunder. When Xiao Heng threw the blood-stained account book: "Either use it as my knife, or become a ghost in the mass graves." Lin Wei turned Rouge into an intelligence center, challenged feudal wealth with the "Huitong Bank" women's passbook, and used a bowl of penicillin to save thousands of people from the plague in the north. She fought her way out of the thorns in the house, but refused to accept the Phoenix Seal on the Golden Palace: "What I want is never a lowly position, but an upright and upright way for women in the world to uphold the law, practice medicine, and control wealth!" What is tempered in the fire is not only love, but also the spark of civilization. In order to protect improved rice seeds, she stained the fields with blood; in order to build a girls' school, she used ink to corrupt Confucianism. When Hu's cavalry invaded the country and the mountains and rivers were shattered, the former brothel oiran conveyed military information to her, the widow who was drowned in the pond fought for her in court, and the loyal servant who lost his arm burned the enemy camp for her. And the man who once said that "power needs blood to pave the way" finally released her military power over a glass of wine and personally engraved the "Women's Charter" she wrote on the library plaque: "My wife Lin Wei is the first ray of light that shines through the long night of Dayin." From a concubine to an unparalleled national warrior, she used modern wisdom as fire to burn away the decay, and finally let the cry of Qingluan resound through the sky.