Chronicles of Qing Tang, Court Lady

[Strong heroine + No golden finger + Clever and wise + No over-the-top plot]

Xie Qingtang was a modern divorce lawyer. One day, she transmigrated, and after her divorce, she brought her mother with her to the capital alongside her sisters.

Tested in person by the empress, she stood out and became a fourth-rank female official of the Great Liang Dynasty. From then on, the court became her battlefield.

In her first case, tribute embroidery was dumped into a river. Using modern forensic methods, she left the real culprit nowhere to hide. In the second, she set a trap to audit the accounts, casting a vast net that left corrupt officials no escape. In the third, when a woman was sold, she went into danger herself and brought down the local criminal network's protectors in one fell swoop.

As a woman, she upheld the law. She established households for women, opened schools for girls, and introduced a manumission decree. She told the women who had been trampled underfoot: You are not property. You are people, capable of making a living with your own hands.

In her own way, she changed the rules of the era.