Once the family was ruined, Ji Tingsong, the daughter of the guilty minister, hid her red makeup and entered the court with the name of a man "Ji Zheng".
She knocked on the palace door with a piece of policy, stirred up the affairs of the court with her iron bones, and worked step by step from a poor family member to an iron-faced censor, just to wash away the injustice of the loyal family.
Relying on the young emperor and fearing her relatives and powerful ministers, she fought her way to become an official amidst the shackles of gender and kept a clear heart in the whirlpool of power and intrigue.
From the Yushitai to the cabinet, from the capital to the northwest, she held the power of prime minister and assistant as Qing Jin.
When the daughter's body is exposed to the world, when the relationship between the monarch and the ministers is moved by the country, she speaks loud and clear: it does not matter whether you are male or female in governing the world, your character and integrity will prove your virtue.
These thousands of miles of mountains and rivers were finally the Qingming era that she supported as a woman.
