Tie Chang'an

[The gentle and graceful daughter of a noble family VS the unruly and wanton prince] Fu Wenyu was born in the Fu family of Luoyang, the first family in the prosperous dynasty, a century-old family that occupied half of the literary world in the prosperous dynasty. Human beings say that she is the legitimate daughter of a noble family, but she not only takes on the important responsibility of running the family, but she was also raised by her grandfather, the prime minister who retired from old age and returned to his hometown as a child. When Xi Qichao was born, he was surrounded by stars, gold and jade, and was the eyeball of the Queen Mother. He developed the name of a devil in the world. People said that he had lost the character of the Xi family because he was a loyal family. When everyone thought that he would inherit the important responsibility of the military general family, he laughed mischievously and said that he was bleeding, which almost made the Holy Emperor angry to death... During the Great Sheng Dynasty, martial arts flourished and literature declined. Even though it was prosperous, its reputation was surpassed by that of the neighboring Southern Qi Dynasty, where literary styles flourished. This was because there was no great scholar after the one from the Fu family. The father of Fu Wenyu, the most promising one, happened to be the imperial censor Zhongcheng. Unfortunately, the only direct eldest son of this generation was a woman named Fu Wenyu. By an unexpected combination of circumstances, Xi Qichao, the most arrogant and wanton person who is afraid of being disciplined, becomes entangled in fate with Fu Wenluo, the most self-restrained and respectful daughter of a well-known family. … The Southern Qi Dynasty produced a peerless general, and the most incredible thing was that he was able to skillfully use the Xi family's unique military skills. For a while, Xi Qi's father, who died for the country, died due to rumors that he had surrendered to the enemy and treason. Xi Qi invited troops to go to war to rectify his father's name, but was criticized by the literati of the Southern Qi Dynasty for his "roundabout" methods. Fu Wenyi walked towards the main hall step by step and said astonishingly, "Your Majesty, please believe him. I am willing to be the "Fu Tingyuan" of today, to promote the literary style of the prosperous dynasty, and to argue for him." Later, the Fu family gave birth to the first female scholar.