After the Spoiled Brat I Taught Usurped the Throne

Shen Qingrong had crossed paths with Li Yunshu many times. Each time, Li Yunshu carried a book and a lantern, hurrying home from school. People in Guanzhou said Li Yunshu was determined, but also foolishly stubborn and unable to read the room. How could the court ever appoint a woman as an official? Learning a little and marrying a better husband was already a blessing. Shen Qingrong knew that Li Yunshu's brush was never meant to prepare her for marriage. It was her bones, her burning blood, the edge she had raised above a sea of white bones, long prepared to demand justice for the martyrs who had died cruel deaths and to open the way for the first beam of light for countless women under heaven. A story about how far a female scholar whose golden finger is the integrity of a learned person can go in ancient times, relying on her own efforts. [Reading guide] 1. Anti-piracy setting: 50%. 2. The romance is concentrated in Volumes One and Six. The leads are mostly in a long-distance relationship in between, and the heroine spends most of her time pursuing her career. 3. A serious historical drama, with painful moments. There are no Systems, transmigration, rebirth, or similar elements. When the heroine runs into trouble, she generally solves it head-on by herself. Her golden finger is probably her grit. 4. This is my first novel. I never expected to get a contract, so I didn't write an outline, but the heroine truly moved me... truly moved me... Although this book is imperfect, I'll still give the heroine a hug. Because of Li Yunshu, I'm willing to give this very immature, even somewhat unrealistic book a 9 out of 10. Theme: “I was born with the courage to stand against wickedness.”