In my previous life, I died suddenly during a literature exam. Reborn, I unexpectedly transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty.
With my modern memory and a photographic memory, I recited three thousand classical texts at night and turned Tang poetry into fierce sword techniques.
During the literary palace examination, the empress asked in astonishment how I knew poems that had never been passed down.
At the military examination, I wielded poetry as a sword, piercing my opponent's armor with a move called “The desert, a lone column of smoke rises straight.”
I came top of the imperial examinations and became the first top scholar in history to win both the literary and military examinations.
When the empress smiled and asked what reward I wanted, I bowed and said:
“Your subject dares to ask that the door to the imperial examinations be opened to women.”
