A "code caster" who disguises herself as a man must face an ultimate torture in the process of using the law as a blade to subvert the gender and class power structure of a dynasty: when she tries to use the law to define new justice, should the law also define all identities, including gender?
Reader comments
Although I have only read a few chapters, the classical Chinese and the use of some sentences in these chapters made me feel that the author has a good Chinese language skills and a good understanding of ancient history and social rules. The logic of the plot is smooth, everyone's inner activities are also in place, and there is no inexplicable relationship between men and women, which is good.
Although I have only read a few chapters, the classical Chinese and the use of some sentences in these chapters made me feel that the author has a good Chinese language skills and a good understanding of ancient history and social rules. The logic of the plot is smooth, everyone's inner activities are also in place, and there is no inexplicable relationship between men and women, which is good.