Li Qingyan, a modern workplace elite, once traveled through time and became the daughter of a declining gentry in the south of the Yangtze River. Faced with cannibal ethics and covetous relatives, she did not believe in the destiny of "a woman's lack of talent is a virtue". A poem shocked everyone, and the debate won the clear stream. Amid the spit and the light of the sword, she erected a plaque saying "Hangcheng Women's Academy". Teaching, literacy, understanding, studying medicine, doing business - she wants to carve out a glimmer of light for the women of this world. From the fall of the local powerful families to the strangulation of the court forces, from the south of the Yangtze River to the northern Xinjiang, wherever the lights of the academy are, they are battlefields. This is a road paved with wisdom, blood and unyielding. See how a modern soul uses the body of a woman to serve the people of the world in the age of iron and blood, setting a precedent that would never be imagined.
Purpose: This book aims to break the shackles and prejudices against women in the feudal era. Through the heroine's journey from Jiangnan Academy to the peak of the court, it promotes the idea of equality that "women are talented and virtuous". It shows women's tenacity and wisdom in surviving in adversity and seeking development in power, and conveys positive values of struggle.