The Princess Holds a Ruler to Measure the World

On the execution ground, the knife hangs on the side of the neck. Jiang Zhao, who pretended to be a married princess, was charged with "elaborate work" because of his implementation of the "work point system" and "performance appraisal." When the knife was about to fall, the victims who had been saved by her and her rules held up the bamboo sign of work points and destroyed the execution ground with their flesh and blood. After returning from death row, the regent Xiao Che, who once regarded her as a decoration, handed her the "Tiangong Ruler" that symbolized life and death: "This country is full of loopholes. Do you dare to use your method to thoroughly measure it for me?" From then on, she used the ruler as the blade. Measure the human network of the prince's palace, measure the corruption den of the court, and measure the injustices in the world. Her weapons are not poems and swords, but processes, data and ruthless rules. From clearing up military supply fraud to coordinating wartime food and grass for the whole country, from establishing an independent audit agency to implementing the "Examination Law" to reform official governance. She single-handedly injects the genes of "efficiency" and "transparency" into this ancient empire. The enemies hated her to the core and called her "Female Rakshasa"; the people regarded her as Qingtian because she gave the hardest truth - fairness. And the man who gave her a ruler gradually became the staunchest partner in her institutional blueprint from a cold user. Their relationship began with trade-offs, solidified in trust, and finally - Together we can reshape mountains and rivers. Due to the adjustment of the story line, the update of this work has been suspended. A new version is under preparation, thank you for your support!