Li Mowen was born in the ancient Kingdom of Chu and was a shamaness-in-training.
That's right, all the girls here are considered potential shamanesses by default. However, the priestly class controls most of the positions, while the few remaining spots are reserved for women among the common people who are blessed with spiritual energy.
When they turn fifteen, they take the final shamaness examination. The subjects include divination, exorcism, archery, literature and mathematics, stargazing, magic, and more.
Unlike the examinations men take to enter government service, becoming a shamaness first requires a thorough assessment of one's spirituality to determine whether the spirits favor her.
Even if a girl is lucky enough to be chosen as a shamaness, she has only barely entered the priestly class and must still start at the very bottom. Still, it counts as a change in her fate.
This story follows the protagonist as she gradually rises to the pinnacle of life (probably).
Theme: Spiritually gifted girls are blessed with great virtue and fortune
Here's an idea: As we all know, ancient times were a matriarchal society with the characteristics of female reproductive worship, because women have the ability to "create life" (reproductive), which in the eyes of ancient ancestors was no different from gods. In the eyes of ancient ancestors, life, old age, illness and death were all oracles, so witches also assumed the responsibility of doctors, summed up herbal medicine experience, and prayed for it. Some patients can actually come back to life, and the "magic power" of witches is more authoritative.
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