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Xie Wanning's father was unjustly killed in battle, and her mother died with hatred. She took her broken family background to prison to study. Gu Qingyan leaned over and picked up the "Book of Rites": "Since you are in prison, I will protect you." When Xie Wan Ning encountered Li Jiansheng's slander and plagiarism, Gu Qingyan testified for her and wrote lyrics on the spot before doing the test. After it was over, he said, "If you have any difficulties in the future, just tell me and come find me." She pinched the handkerchief: "Young master... Why do you treat your students so well?" Gu Qingyan looked away: "It is the duty of a teacher." Later, the remnants of the Pei family used the name of General Xie to vindicate themselves, tarnishing his loyal name. On the eighth day of May, the Imperial College posted a notice: Dr. Gu and Mr. Xie went to Yunzhou to investigate the case. Xie Wanning bandaged Gu Qingyan's wound. "Does it hurt?" Her fingertips were trembling. "It doesn't hurt as much as you did back then." He gently touched the old scar on her heart. She held his finger: "What will happen to you if I die?" "Kill all the enemies, and then..." He kissed her palm, "Go find you." There were many torches on the city tower, and the Pei family master put his knife on the children's necks: "Xie Wanning! Either you jump down to apologize, or they die!" Gu Qingyan bent his bow and arrow, but she held him down: "Let me go." She walked up the tower step by step, her red dress rustling in the wind, and jumped down with the child in her arms. -- There were three battles in spring and nine days of fierce fighting. The topic of the last policy discussion was actually "On Women's Participation in Politics". Xie Wanning's left hand moved her pen as fast as she could, writing down everything she had learned about the border and the reform of the Imperial College. On the day the results were released, the Imperial College came out in droves. Third place in black letters on red paper: Xie Wanning. When the begonias first bloom, a new plaque is hung in the West Room of the Imperial College: Women's School. In the first class, Xie Wanning wrote on the blackboard "A woman should establish herself as a cypress." - Gu Qingyan initially thought of her as the daughter of an old friend who needed protection, but gradually she discovered: Her jade-loving hand can write to impeach the powerful, and her tearful eyes can see through conspiracies and schemes. From the lecture hall of the Imperial College to the battlefield at the border, from the daughter of an unjustly accused minister to the female imperial official, she always walked towards her goal soberly, and he was willing to sink step by step and become her most solid subordinate. [Tough and scheming female supervisor × intellectual and innocent young master] "Although the spring breeze is unintentional, it tends to make Begonia crazy--do you think that's right, Young Master?" A newcomer who doesn't know how to write an introduction∥ Purpose: Women should be like pines and cypresses