During the Yonghui period of the Jing Dynasty, Yan Qingjia, a female litigator, wrote a lawsuit in the name of her deceased brother, specializing in litigating for lowly women. She took the wrong approach in the brothel dispute case, but because the handwriting on the pleadings looked like anti-party documents, she was locked into the chess game by Xie Chenzhou, the Minister of Punishment.
In order to break the deadlock, she stepped into the assassination case of the third prince and found that the case file was soaked in the blood and ink of the "Female Champion Case" fifteen years ago. The crazy old litigator screamed "the law has no eyes" in prison. Cui Lingyi, the female official of the Department of General Affairs, had the abolished female law engraved on her abacus beads, while Xie Chenzhou's gold weight was always hanging three inches above her lifeline - "Mr. Yan, do you think why the late emperor was afraid of women being literate?"
On the day of the court showdown, Yan Qingjia smashed the gavel tree and said, "Today I want to plead guilty to this "Jinglu Shuyi"!" What she burned was not only the code, but also the thousand-year-old iron law that "women do not speak up in lawsuits". When the plaque of the Women's Lawyer School was hung high, Xie Chenzhou was stroking the gold weight she gave her in the long-distance carriage and chuckled: "Now, it's us who should be afraid."
"I want this law. I recognize the ink written by a woman's pen, listen to the blood in a woman's throat, and fear the cocoon in a woman's palm."
Purpose: Female-oriented career development