Xie Linglong, whose native family favored sons over daughters, has been reading poetry and books since she was a child. She was so talented that she took part in the imperial examination in the name of her deceased eldest brother and succeeded in it. Originally, he wanted to use this to please his family, but unexpectedly, his cunning mother and rotten father asked him to give up his fame to others. Under the love and vanity of his parents, his fiancé suddenly became his brother. Linglong, who was depressed and frustrated, was filled with grief and resentment at the injustice of the world to women, and wrote the "Essay on Sacrificing the World's Daughters" which shocked the "Yuedan Commentary". Relying on her talents, she vowed to create a world for women under the rules of ethics and education. The prince of Jing'an, the new nobles of the court, and the old-school powerful families, many forces are intertwined and intertwined with the fate of every ordinary person when the government changes. What choice would Xie Linglong make? Should she marry into a high-ranking family, raise a husband and raise children, become a traditional noblewoman, and live a small life that others seem to envy; or should she fight against the injustice of the world, use literature to speak out, and rectify her own name?
Purpose: Female growth, poetry hobby