Warnings: This probably won't be started until after I finish my current story about "useless" Liangzi.
1. The female lead is intelligent. If you think she isn't, the author must be too stupid and is dragging down her intelligence.
2. No historical research, no historical research, no historical research. The author and the female lead are just here to have fun.
3. About the female lead's personality: don't call her blindly loyal. Without the countless people in history whom modern standards would call blindly loyal, there could be no such thing as the dignity of a scholar. Silly Ye isn't trying to create a perfect female lead. She has flaws, and if you don't like her, feel free to click away.
4. No personal attacks!
5. I promise not to abandon the story, but I make no promises about update dates.
6!!!! The female lead has a different personality in every one of my stories, so don't generalize!
(The female lead in my Prince of Tennis story, Wan Kongxue: a pure, saintly white lotus, so sweet you'll swoon;
Sawada Liangzi from my Katekyo Hitman Reborn crossover: a goofy, snarky type.)
Zhao Yangming is a woman, yet she has risen to the rank of the Qin Empire's foremost scholar. The Warring States period is engulfed in flames. When the written language is unified, the widths of chariots' axles are standardized, and weights and measures are regulated, she will finally be able to witness the unification of all under Heaven, just as her parents told her about!
Her parents said: His Majesty has driven the Xiongnu north, conquered the Baiyue in the south, built the Great Wall stretching ten thousand li, and built the Lingqu Canal to connect the waterways. She is powerless to stop this great emperor from heading toward ruin. Could it really be true, as her parents said, that the Qin will last only two generations?
She refuses to believe it. Even if she is shattered to pieces, she will live up to the name of a Qin scholar!
Will there be any updates? Don't cheat!