What? You Said That the Whole Fengtian Is Mine

Spring, the fiftieth year of the Great Zhou Dynasty. Fengtian City is undercurrent. Above the court, the poor families and the aristocratic families are at war with each other over the reform of the imperial examination; outside the palace walls, the Taoist sects have quietly entered into the "Controversy of Taoists" three years later; on the northwest border, the Rong clan's cavalry are faintly knocking at the gate, and the star of Yinghuo is as bright as tears of blood. The royal family is weak but the family is prosperous. Multiple forces are intertwined. As the chess game unfolded quietly, a young man named Su Yan came down the mountain. The new deputy supervisor, Su Yan, returned from practicing Taoism in Zixiao Mountain for twelve years. He is the second son of the upstart Su family in Fengtian City. His father and elder brother are officials in the court, and his younger sister is in the boudoir. The future of the family depends on the ever-changing imperial capital. (Not systematic, not brainless, single female protagonist, cool writing.)