I will add a review after reading it. It combines the story of the martial arts world and the court. The heroine is resourceful. I like the story of the heroine solving crimes in this book. It is also a natural story line to transition to the court and start to gain power in the later period. From the characterization of the small characters to the capable men, friends, and opponents around the heroine, most of them are impressive female characters.
It is a story about the awakening of an ancient indigenous heroine. Although the target is romance, it is actually the only protagonist. The heroine only pursues glory and wealth, and even prefers to be a concubine of a high-ranking official. She wakes up and realizes the injustice of the world and begins to seek real rights. From becoming a regent and a queen mother to promoting women to enroll as officials, her granddaughter finally becomes an emperor.
I'll post a review after reading it. The world line slowly unfolds. It's a story about a teenage girl's adventure in another world, but there are not too many supporting actors. After watching it, I can't remember any outstanding female characters other than the heroine.