Xie Zhiwei, the eldest daughter of a top noble family in Kyoto, is recognized as the most talented woman. She was supposed to marry into the Eastern Palace after she got her hair, and become a leisurely and noble princess. ——If the Xie family hadn't been framed overnight and everyone was thrown into jail. In order to save his father and brother and avenge his injustice, Xie Zhiwei burned all his poems and scrolls, tied up his long hair, put on men's clothes, and under his cousin's name, embarked on the imperial examination road that women must never set foot on. From then on, the capital lost a fairy who could not eat the fireworks of the world, and the Imperial Academy gained a madman who no one could catch. While others had headaches and thorns in the buttocks, Xie Zhiwei slept directly in the study, and it was normal not to go out for three days. While others were quoting scriptures, she could memorize rare rare books backwards and forwards, even leaving out the annotations. While others were thinking hard about countermeasures, she had already analyzed the pros and cons of various factions in the court and people's livelihood in a clear and logical manner. Students: Help! I thought it was bronze, but it turned out to be King of Volume! Please stop learning and leave us a way to survive! Masters: This son is so terrifying, so terrifying! Only the imperial censor and the prince's young master, Gu Yan, who was known for his unselfishness and ruthlessness, always stared at her with an inquiring gaze. In court, he thoroughly refuted the policy she wrote. In private, he quietly covered up for her when her identity was exposed time and time again. Until the day when he was announced in the Golden Palace, Xie Zhiwei wore a black gauze on his head and a red robe as the number one scholar, standing at the head of all officials. The emperor smiled and asked Gu Yan: "Master, how is this son?" Gu Yan lowered his eyes. No one saw the huge waves in his eyes. They only heard him reply in the calmest voice in his life: "There is no peer in the country." And he,