In the wild land, she never knew what "scientific research" was, so she broke into the tribe with a stone axe, but she wanted to use her hunting strength to read and digitize. While others dug wood to make fire for food and clothing, she gnawed on wild fruits to copy "classics", while others competed for prey to determine their superiority, she squatted on the animal skin to write strategies. The clan elders stared wide-eyed and said she was not doing her job properly. The neighboring warriors shook their heads and laughed at her whims. Even her own mother grabbed her animal skin skirt and urged her to turn back as soon as possible. But she refused to accept her fate. She used animal bones as a pen, tree bark as paper, and wild wind as ink, planting the idea of "taking the scientific examination to become an official" into the barren land. Who stipulated that in ancient times there were only hunting and fighting? She decided to take a different path, let the wild wind blow the fragrance of scientific research; let the tribesmen see the power of words; let the ancient world tolerate the dream of raising a child. Funny and passionate, let's see how she plays the imperial examination in a different way in the wilderness.
