Lin Zhaozhao, a young lady from an aristocratic family in the Chu Dynasty, had her family ransacked because her father was involved in an imperial examination fraud case. She fled with her mother to a Jiangnan opera troupe to make a living. After her mother died, she became the troupe leader. Relying on the observation and organizational skills developed in the theater troupe, she was recommended to become a minor official in the Ministry of Rites after being demoted as the Minister of Etiquette. She started by sorting out official documents and solving local theater tax disputes, and gradually uncovered the truth about her father's old case. She used the wisdom of the entertainment industry such as "theatrical troupe building" and "rehearsal drill policies" to resolve officialdom crises. She was eventually promoted to the Minister of Etiquette, and promoted the Dachu opera culture to be incorporated into national policy. During this period, he and Gu Huaijin, the cool minister of Dali Temple, went from testing each other to getting to know each other. The two used their respective professions (officialdom case solving × theatrical troupe public relations) to work together to break the situation and achieve both career and love perfection. Highlights: The strong integration of ancient officialdom and troupe culture, using entertainment industry thinking (hype, teamwork, emotional resonance) to solve officialdom problems, the thrill of promotion to the bottom without golden fingers, and the emotional line of two-way redemption.
