Princess Is Going to Remarry

In the 20th year of the Republic of China, Concubine Shu Wenxiu filed for divorce from Puyi, and the teahouse elders in Tianjin were scolded. Jin Lingyi, who was sitting by the window, burst into tears from laughter. Twenty years ago, she was once the most honorable princess in the palace. She was sent to Fucha Mansion with a marriage certificate and became a woman who was judged by ethics, family status, husband's family and rumors. She ran away in the rainy night with her daughter who had a high fever, wrote a divorce document, and was called "disgraceful" by half of the city. Later, she changed her surname to Jin, raised her daughter to survive, and went on blind dates a hundred times. The king and grandson asked her if the child could be given away, the businessman considered how decent she was worth, the military officer wanted to use her bloodline from the old dynasty to embellish the lintel, and the poet loved her character but could not protect her in the world. She once thought that as long as she answered one of the questions correctly, she would be accepted into the world again. Until she met the sober and cold man in the newspaper office, met a group of girls in the women's school who wanted to study, go out, and live their own lives, and also met countless women who were swallowed up by marriage but had nowhere to escape. She finally understood that a woman's life should not be escaped from one man and then handed over to another man for the rest of her life. The emperor can abdicate, why can't women break off their engagement? The door of the old dynasty collapsed, and Jin Lingyi decided to open a new door with her own hands: for herself, for her daughter, and for all the women in the world who no longer want to live on their knees.