Girls give birth (if a child is born privately, he or she will inherit the birthmark of the mother and father. If a woman gives birth to a child, the male body will also be damaged)
Birthmarks carve the blood of mother and father, and words reveal a woman's future.
The modern girl Yu Sui'an is dressed as the young daughter of a county magistrate of a female royal dynasty. Here women are in power, women take the imperial examinations, it is women who give birth to children, and it is men who risk their lives in exchange for birthmarks. The fish-shaped pattern on the left foot was given by my mother, and the mountain-shaped pattern on the right foot was acquired by my biological father after he had been lying on the bed for three months.
At the age of six, he entered the county school, and at the age of seven, he studied in the boy's department. Later, he was a scholar, a scholar, and a Jinshi. She walked forward step by step, followed by the taciturn child supporter Yu Zhou. Later, she walked out of the small town and met more and more people: her aristocratic classmate Lin Yimian was also a friend and foe, her mentor's son Su Ni was impressed by her talent, and the Taifu's son Xu Qingyin wanted to ask why she was different from others.
She played the guqin, wrote poems and rhymes, took the imperial examinations, and went from being a young daughter of a county magistrate to an important minister in the court. She walks this road more steadily than anyone else. Because she has lived a lifetime longer than others, she must seize the opportunity when it comes.
