The story takes place in medieval Scotland. The female lord Isabella was ignored by a group of old foxes as soon as she inherited the title. On this day, the parliament was forcing her to sign an unequal treaty again. Isabella slammed the table and stood up: "I have the final say on my territory!" The ministers looked at each other, and no one dared to refute. She turned to look at the chief knight: "Lock up the Earl who is leading the trouble!" The knight hesitated: "The Earl holds the military power. If you touch him, things may change." Isabella sneered: "Then take away his military power!" As soon as she finished speaking, a horn suddenly sounded outside the castle, and the Earl led his army to kill. Isabella calmly took a sip of tea and said, "You've come just in time, let's settle the old and new accounts together!"
Purpose: 1. The awakening of female power: In the medieval context of male supremacy, female lords break the shackles of gender with wisdom and courage, challenge the traditional aristocratic order, and demonstrate women's dominant position in the power struggle.
2. Anti-routine counterattack and refreshing feeling: Abandon the common cliché plot of women relying on men to gain power, let the heroine use her own abilities to rectify the workplace and win people's hearts, and use modern "shuangwen" logic to reconstruct the medieval aristocratic narrative.
3. The game between power and human nature: To explore the complexity of human nature in the struggle for power, the heroine must be ruthless and decisive, but also compassionate and considerate of her subordinates; the villain is not simply evil, but a product distorted by class solidification.
4. Integration of history and modernity: Use modern workplace thinking to interpret medieval political struggles, allowing readers to immerse themselves in foreign history in a familiar context, and achieve modern expressions of classical themes.
5. The pursuit of equality and respect: Through a series of reforms implemented by the heroine, such as the abolition of aristocratic privileges and the protection of civilian rights and interests, the values of equality and justice are conveyed, and readers are prompted to think about social class issues.