A top special forces soldier and a 985-university PhD in Song history transmigrates to the Northern Song. Hiding her identity as a woman to seek revenge, she sits the imperial exams and achieves the rare distinction of placing first in all three rounds, becoming an emperor’s trusted top scholar and mentor.
With her pen, she advances new policies, promotes education for women, and brings order to the realm, keeping the lights burning in countless homes. In armor, she rides to the frontier, devises brilliant strategies, defeats countless enemies, and rescues a crumbling state, holding up half of the shattered Song empire on her own.
The royal clan and officials fear her power over the court. They repeatedly frame her with trumped-up charges, until the entire court joins together to demand that the emperor put her to death.
Then, just as she is honored in the Golden Throne Hall, her dark hair comes loose and her disguise as a man is shattered before everyone.
The emperor, who has suppressed his feelings for years, finally loses control. Will he fly into a royal rage and bathe the court in blood, or defy the entire court and insist on making her his empress, offering an empire stretching thousands of miles as his bride price?
Really nice This book can really be called a masterpiece. It is different from ordinary refreshing books. This book contains the philosophy of life, customs and customs of the Song Dynasty, and how to behave in the world. The heroine's story is soul-stirring. The plot is compact, with ups and downs, the details are mastered, and the ending is happy. It can be called a classic. The author's writing style is exquisite, his language is smart, he does not stay in the nest, he respects the historical background, and he has an innovative spirit, but he is not too fanciful. The whole book is full of exquisite and witty words. The character creation is closer to historical facts, but is it true or false? Every little character is worthy of scrutiny. The heroine has thoughts, heights, ambitions, and beliefs. None of the heroine's relatives and friends are holding back, and all of them have shining points. This book is really worth reading. I would like to say that this book is "cultured". It is a surprise and not superficial work.