In the winter of the seventh year of Yonghe's reign in Daliang Dynasty, water leaked into the underground palace of the imperial mausoleum. The craftsmen were helpless and had to be executed according to the law.
Su Mu, a female slave laborer covered in mud, drew a drainage channel on the frozen soil.
It was this sum that alarmed the supervisor Jiang Yi.
He looked at the "dry well" structure on the drawing that was used to solve water seepage, and his fingers trembled - that was the only person in the world who understood this. That person is Gu Wantang, the daughter of the chief assistant. And Gu Wantang had died in the fire three months ago.
She thought it was well hidden. His identity has changed, his handwriting has changed, and even his temper has changed.
Little did she know that a real hunter is never in a hurry to close his net.
Jiang Xin watched her show off her talent step by step and reveal her flaws step by step, but he didn't say anything. He just stood behind her and reached out when she needed it most - not to save her, but to push her to a higher level and expose more of her flaws. It wasn't until she took the initiative to beg him: "Sir, help me." He smiled in the dark: "Okay. But you may not be able to pay the reward I want."
Classic dialogue:
The situation was decided, Jiang asked her: "Do you want this official uniform or a wedding dress?"
Su Mu threw the drawing into the air and asked: "Who said that a woman wearing red makeup can't draw the world?"
Intention: Women's talents can also reach the sky. Through the growth path of the heroine who earns respect with her professional abilities in desperate situations and protects her dignity in the cracks of power and intrigue, it conveys the core values of "true ability is the foundation of a life", and at the same time demonstrates the majestic power of ancient women to break through the shackles of identity and serve their family and country with their talents.