"Why can't women stand on the standing table next to the dragon chair?"
Su Jin's sword is the number one scholar approved by Zhu Bi. Her battlefield is the dynasty dominated by men.
As the first female champion in the Dazheng Dynasty, Su Jin was destined to tear through the cobweb called "rules" from the moment she stepped into the palace gate.
Every new policy she proposes is a boulder thrown into the waves.
Water conservancy, salt administration, water transportation... She uses her talent as a blade and ideals as a shield to walk on the edge of power.
Behind the cheers and applause, there were countless pairs of hands trying to pull her down.
She was once appreciated, but also betrayed; she once had allies, but eventually became an island. The emperor on the dragon throne, his colleagues around him, his former teachers and friends... Everyone wanted to put this too sharp "sword" into their sheath.
But she doesn't. What she wants to do is to be the sword bearer.
From a passionate champion, to a ruler who has seen through the current situation, from an alien who fights alone, to a woman who truly holds power and rewrites the rules. On this road, love, hate and intrigue are intertwined, all of which are the flames that temper her.
When the dragon's chair overturns and the mountains and rivers remain unchanged, how will she define her own ending? Will she become the most colorful figure in the history of the dynasty, or will she turn around and walk into the thousands of miles of mountains and rivers she once determined to protect?
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The crack of the ink pen opens a new chapter, and the sound of jade and gold shakes the court.
My bare hands want to mend the mountains and rivers, but my lonely heart is stained with frost on my temples.
In the treacherous place where the clouds and clouds are on the ninth level, a little bit of loyalty reflects the light of snow.
The fierce fire burns the love and makes it stronger; the cold wave tempers the ambition and makes it strong.
Different paths lead to the same destination, but everyone holds the bright moon in their arms to illuminate the river.
At the end of the chess game, no one cares about the end game, and the mist and rain fall over the five lakes.
The background is that men and women are relatively equal, and women can serve as officials in the court.
Intention: The ideal is immortal and the heart is free
