Shen Qingyi's life was supposed to be: literacy at the age of three, poetry at the age of five, marrying the well-matched Tanhua Lang after she got hairpins, and from then on playing the piano and playing the harp, she would be an elegant noblewoman in the capital for the rest of her life. Bad news: She's allergic to embroidery needles and feels like dozing off at the sight of the female admonition. Good news: Her father was a great scholar in the dynasty, and his family had thousands of books. Better news: She dug out an unknown sword manual that was gathering dust at the bottom of the bookshelf. From then on, the Shen family's style of painting changed. The maid went to deliver bird's nests and found that her young lady was practicing "Splitting Huashan Mountain" against the old locust tree in the yard. Shen Daru went to check his homework, and Shen Qingyi calmly hid the long sword under her skirt and spread out the rice paper: "Dad, I am copying Yan Zhenqing's post." In fact, underneath the rice paper was the wanted poster she secretly drew. Finally, on the eve of being forced to get married, Shen Qingyi packed up her bags and left behind the words "The world is so big, I want to see it." She decisively abandoned her pen and turned to swordsmanship, and plunged into the treacherous world. When she first entered the world, everyone thought she was the lost eldest daughter of some family, until she used a cold iron sword to overthrow the gangsters who had been entrenched in Black Wind Ridge for ten years. Shen Qingyi: Actually, what I am best at is not killing people, but reasoning. The bandits looked at the swords around their necks: ... You are fast with your sword, and everything you said is right! This is actually the story of a young academic girl who is quiet and ladylike on the outside but violent on the inside. With no system, no space, and all relying on her own hard training, she swept through the martial arts world with her super logical thinking and physical attacks.
