After completing his studies and entering the world, Liang Luan thought his mission was to take responsibility for all under heaven and overturn the old notion that "the lower ranks have no aristocrats, and the upper ranks have no commoners." Instead, all he can do is earn a little money teaching students and engage in lighthearted (not really) factional struggles with old fogies. What? Female teachers are weak? Women are only fit to be decorative? The Chu princess keeps riding her horse to school and never learns her lesson? Did Princess Qingli secretly play dice in class today? Should love begin with a beautiful face? Are those wealthy young ladies actually changing their attitudes toward studying? Zhe Yu isn't even a princess of this dynasty? Shocking! What does it feel like to see your teacher ascend the throne one day?
(Also known as: "On the Road from Chief Academician to Emperor, I Had No Choice but to Have a Few Things to Do with the Princess.")
A single handshake amid a sea of people, and the fragrance lingers on my sleeve for three years.
Love is like throwing yourself into a river or a flame. Thankfully, when I went alone to the Hongmen Banquet, you welcomed me with favor.
Note: In this dynasty, women can attend school, hold office, and sit alongside men. They also have the legal right to inherit, but their social status remains very low. Liang Luan and Zhe Yu will ultimately reshape the world into one of equality between women and men.
The setting draws somewhat on the Han, Wei, and Jin dynasties, but is fundamentally fictional.
Live as a woman.
The devoted teacher with a noble heart × the awakened, single-minded princess of a fallen kingdom
Theme: Before loving anyone, women should first remember who they are.
A world where women and men are equal is the worst!