Jiang Tang is a hardcore salty fish who transforms into a down-and-out noble girl who is about to be sent to a nunnery to spend the rest of her life. The system told her: "It is stipulated in Da Chu that any woman who passes the imperial examination or above will be given a pension of ten taels of silver per month by the court, and will be allocated accommodation for life!" In order to live a life of ten taels of silver per month with a salary, Jiang Tang had to pick up the Four Books and Five Classics. Originally I just wanted to be ranked last in the mixed-level examination, but the result - the water conservancy diagram I drew casually on the test paper solved the century-old flood problem in the south of the Yangtze River, and the Minister of the Ministry of Industry cried and asked her to become my teacher; the farming strategy I wrote casually in order to hand in the paper earlier doubled the grain output of Dachu, and the Minister of the Ministry of Revenue blocked her door overnight and begged her to join the job; Even the powerful and ruthless 9,000-year-old/cold-faced regent personally held a bird's nest to coax her: "Tangtang, write another essay on governance, and I will give you the keys to my private treasury." Jiang Tang looked at the pile of memorials, broke down and cried: I really just want to earn a basic salary and be a salted fish! Whoever likes to be the chief assistant should be the one! Everyone (hugging their thighs): No! Without you, Dachu will be finished sooner or later!
