When Xun Shuang was four years old, her mother-in-law passed away. Her father was so focused on the imperial examination that he paid little attention to family matters and relied entirely on her selling chickens and geese to make a living.
Fortunately, my father, who was in high school, was appreciated by the prime minister and became a minor official with some real power in the capital. However, he was sentenced to death for corruption and bribery within a year.
She thought she would be implicated, but unexpectedly the prime minister asked the emperor to spare her life.
But Xun Shuang survived in the end.
But the capital is no longer a place where one can stay for long.
So she used the excuse of carrying a coffin to return to her hometown, jumped into the river, faked her death, and fled to the north to become a female bandit.
The sixth head of the dignified Jin Cang Village is a counting lady who allocates gold and puts out silver.
The life of being a bandit is still not a leisurely one.
The dandy in the next county has a brain attack and robs the daughter of the people.
The hunters who were robbing the mountains were provoking troubles and attacking cunningly.
The prodigal son of the government who had received the benefits turned around and sent troops to surround the mountain.
Suddenly the daring leader of the village made a decision and robbed the wedding ceremony.
How are the bandits in the storybook like this?
Fortunately, there is also a sentence in the book that is right--recruitment.
When he returned to Yanjing, he was told that there was another reason for his father's death.
So, how can we let go of someone who kills someone with a borrowed knife, or who uses a woman to marry someone?
(It will be slower, but it will end well)
Purpose: Through the heroine Xun Shuang's witty response when facing the struggle between the court and the cottage, it shows the indomitable vitality even when faced with the life and death pressure of the villain, and the unyielding pursuit of finding the truth about her deceased relatives.