[The heroine who is addicted to the public exam × the male protagonist who is crazy about love]
When Meng Wan'er passed through an ancient book, the original owner was pointed at her nose by her mother-in-law and scolded her as a "chicken that doesn't lay eggs" because she had nothing to do for three years. Husband Liu Yubai, the youngest number one scholar in the dynasty and the eldest son of the first assistant Liu Tingzhang, just said lightly: "Madam, please take care of me."
I'll bear with you.
Meng Wan'er tore up the divorce letter with her backhand and dug out the original owner's policy manuscript at the bottom of the box. She discovered that this ancient noblewoman was actually a political genius who was delayed by marriage. She decided: take the public exam. Go ashore. Hugh husband.
In the Yan Dynasty, women could become officials, but no one succeeded in the past ten years. Meng Wan'er set rules for her mother-in-law during the day, stayed up late at night to prepare for exams, and helped her husband polish the official documents, adding her own ideas into them as she polished them.
During the palace examination, she stunned all civil and military officials with her article "On the Benefits of Businessmen Entering Officials." The new emperor put his hands on his hands and laughed: "Such talents have been buried in the backyard of my chief minister's mansion for three years?"
The day Meng Wan'er put on the crimson official robe, Liu Yubai looked at her for the first time. She smiled and handed over a memorial: "Husband, this is my "Bill of Impeachment of Liu Yubai, the Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, for practicing favoritism for personal gain." Please read it."
After Liu Yubai read the excerpt, he raised his hand and slowly untied his official robe: "Madam, you want to impeach me? Then my husband has no choice but to resign, marry into your wife, and work as your staff."
Wait, this script is wrong. Where is the promised number one champion?
Purpose: The road to self-awakening for women in the ancient workplace. Marriage is not the only destination in life, but the realization of self-worth.