In the mid-Ming Dynasty, Pan Zhiyuan, a native of Huanghuangzhuang, Qinghe County, Hebei Province, was the only daughter of Beizhou Zhizhou and a lady of the orthodox family. Since childhood, he has read poetry and books, knows classics, understands affairs, is good at calligraphy, knows how to run a family, and knows how to make plans. He has a gentle temperament but strong character, is dignified and transparent, soft on the outside and strong on the inside.
There is no frivolity and flattery in novels, and his life is pure, upright, virtuous and loyal. Not trapped in purdah dogma, with independent vision and judgment of right and wrong, gentle but not weak, transparent and tough. In the early stage, she is a daughter of an official who knows etiquette and obeys the rules. In the middle stage, she is a virtuous wife of a county magistrate who helps her husband establish a career and manages the family well. In the later stage, she faces rumors and frame-ups, fights against the stigma, protects the reputation of her family and her husband, and becomes a sober, self-possessed and responsible heroine in the troubled Ming Dynasty. He stayed with Wu Zhi lovingly throughout his life, raised four sons, and grew old together.
Purpose: Abandon the gaudy jokes in the market, keep the official history as the past, romance as the skin, and the heroine grows into the soul