Jiang Wanqing, a talented poet and calligrapher who was admired by everyone in the city of Jinling in the past, was the apple of her eye who was carefully raised by the Haoying family. Once the war broke out and the family was in decline, she was like a floating leaf, wandering in Shanghai where dragons and snakes were mixed. In order to survive, she had to swallow all her pride and step into the powerful Governor's Mansion, becoming the most inconspicuous governess in the manor. What she wants to teach is the lawless, arrogant and domineering young lady in the Governor's Mansion. But her real "employer" is the decisive and powerful young marshal - Shen Jingyuan. When we first met him, he had just returned from the front line, covered in smoke and blood, his military boots on the smooth mahogany floor, and his eyes as sharp as an eagle. He casually glanced at her washed white cheongsam and said in a disdainful tone: "A pen is the most useless thing in troubled times." Jiang Wanqing lowered her eyes, neither humble nor arrogant: "But it can teach people to distinguish right from wrong and to be in awe." Shen Jingyuan scoffed, thinking that she was a nerd who didn't know the heights of the world. But he gradually discovered that this Mr. Jiang was a little different. Faced with the little lady's difficulties, she easily resolved them by quoting scriptures and using all her strength. Faced with the pressure from the aunts and wives in the house, she spoke softly, but every word was precise, leaving people speechless. Faced with the provocation of his gun, she did not change her expression and continued to speak the Analects of Confucius calmly. Later, Shen Jingyuan discovered that during his ruthless and decisive life, the most peaceful moments were when he listened to her reciting a Song poem to his sister in Wu Nong's soft language in the study. That gentle voice seemed to soothe his anger and fatigue. He thought,
