[Every day, examinees want to beat up that troublemaking, parachuted-in imperial examination supervisor. But if they offend her, their right to take the exams will be revoked, and no one in their family for nine generations will be allowed to sit them. So the examinees have only one option: endure!]
After Gu Qing arrives, the examination candidates are suddenly saddled with all sorts of absurd rules: get up at the crack of dawn to memorize texts, tackle an endless stream of practice questions during the day, and endure physical training that makes bookish scholars blanch: morning drills, evening drills, and even between-class exercises. Then there's the compulsory course that makes examination candidates want to tear their hair out: foreign languages... There is nothing Gu Qing can't come up with to make their lives miserable.
Gu Qing is reborn in the body of the imperial family's third princess, who was murdered through a vicious plot. With the ultimate tutoring System in tow, she unexpectedly learns that her life is bound to that of this little country, beset by enemies on every side. If the country survives, she survives; if it falls, she dies. And the only way to save it is to cultivate talent for the nation!
Guns, ammunition, and modern weapons: they have to be built!
Civil officials, military generals, and brilliant strategists: they have to be trained!
Gu Qing's daily routine: counting on her fingers how many talented people the country has left, worrying herself gray over the nation's security, and scratching her hair bald...
