Shen Lingjun, the daughter of the first lawyer in Kaifeng Prefecture in the Northern Song Dynasty, committed suicide by throwing herself into a river after failing to avenge her father.
When she opened her eyes again, she became a modern orphan who was bullied to the point of falling off a building - she had the same name and the same desperation.
But this time, she didn't plan to die again.
She discovered that there is something called "live broadcast" in modern times-it can allow millions of people to see the truth at the same time.
She discovered that there is something in modern times called a "lawyer license" - which allows her to stand in court and speak for herself and others.
She also discovered that the rich second generation who pushed her downstairs and the evil boss who killed her modern father - none of them could escape.
From last place to top pick in law school, from campus bullying victim to the youngest top lawyer in the country.
She used her case-solving wisdom from nine hundred years ago to win the most difficult lawsuit in modern times.
She used the power of one person to overthrow an entire interest group.
"In the Song Dynasty, I couldn't do anything. Here, I have to do it one by one."
Philosophy: A daughter of an official in the Song Dynasty who had nowhere to redress her grievances because of her status as a woman, traveled to modern times and became an orphan who was bullied. She did not choose to sink again, but took up the weapon of law, started from scratch, and gradually became a top lawyer. The core proposition explored in this novel is: Does justice exist? If it exists, to whom does it belong? In the Song Dynasty, justice belonged to the powerful. In modern times, everyone is equal before the law - but Shen Lingjun soon discovered that rich and powerful people can still use money and connections to distort the law. True fairness never falls from the sky, but is fought for person by person and case by case. This is a story about "rebirth". Shen Lingjun not only traveled from ancient times to modern times, she was reborn from despair, from a passive victim to an active defender. Her growth tells us: true strength is not to never fall, but to stand up stronger than before every time you fall.