Quick Wear: After I captured the hero, I ran away with the ball

In the first year when women were allowed to take the imperial examinations, Sun Ning, the eldest daughter of the Dali Temple Chief Justice, secretly took the exam despite the chief justice's obstruction. Her knowledge far surpassed those young men who stayed at home eating, drinking and having fun, and she won the first prize in one fell swoop.

In addition to her, there were seventeen women in the top one hundred, all of whom ranked very high. Chi Yue was very satisfied with this. After the palace examination, he personally named Sun Ning the number one scholar and also gave positions to the other women.

However, she did not give them any special privileges after that, and the positions they were given were the same as those given to men. If they could not even withstand this little pressure, they would not be suitable for this cannibalistic officialdom.

After that, Chi Yue often saw Sun Ning debating with scholars at the morning court. She could often make a large group of people older than her father bow their heads by herself.

Even when her father gave her some stupid advice, she even criticized her own father. This was simply because of the worms in Chi Yue's stomach. She had wanted to scold these old bastards a long time ago, but she did so because of her own face.

Sun Ning didn't know that every time she argued with someone, Chi Yue's eyes would light up, and she even had someone write down everything and make it into a picture book to spread among the people.

At the same time, Wei Linglong went out to do business every day, making so much money that she even forgot about Master Yu. Although she also ran a shop in the past, she still couldn't show up too much in public. Now, even His Majesty is a woman, and no one can say anything.

In this way, a business boom swept across the country, and countless wives who were not favored at home took the initiative to divorce their husbands and support themselves.

If worst comes to worst, they can still go to an embroidery workshop or Linglong Trading Company and always be able to support themselves.

However, this caused complaints in the court, especially from the ministers who were divorced. They used to think that their wives could only raise children in the backyard and were not able to do even the smallest things.

Now that they are gone, they can't even get a sip of tea when they go home. That would be fine, as their salaries are fixed. But after the divorce, the mansion began to spend more than it earned.

They wanted Chi Yue to make the decision, but how could Chi Yue care about them? She just dealt with the matter perfunctorily and even asked the government to relax the policy of establishing female households.

Before she knew it, Chi Wu Si had reached the age of coming of age. Although she was still young, she had already attended the morning court for three years.

Chi Wusi is hardworking and wants to do everything to the best of her ability. Chi Yue feels distressed when she sees this and thinks it’s a good thing that this child is not like her.

She felt sorry for Chi Wusi, and at the same time, she gave all the memorials to Chi Wusi as soon as she was able to stand on her own.

Chi Wusi looked at the pile of memorials and felt that the road ahead was bleak. She looked at her mother numbly: "How long has it been since you reviewed the memorials?"

Chi Yue was also a little embarrassed: "It's been a few days, but your father has been pestering me these two days, and I can't do anything about it."

Chi Wusi waved his hand and began to read with an expressionless face. He did not finish reviewing all the memorials until dark.

But just after she finished the revision, a large number of memorials were sent to her. She was really at the point of crying but had no tears, so she summoned the prime minister into the palace that night.

The prime minister, that is, Sun Ning, was the Minister of the Dali Temple. He watched his daughter, who had always been disliked by him, climb step by step to the position of prime minister, second only to the emperor. When he returned, he suddenly looked much older.

At this time, Chi Wu Si didn't know that these would become the norm in her life in the future. As soon as she reached the age of 15, her mother could not wait to give her the throne and the military talisman.

On the day she ascended the throne, her good mother, the Queen, sent her a congratulatory gift.

"The late emperor's edict—"

Everyone knelt down, and even Chi Wusi was curious about what important thing her mother had left for her.

"By the will of Heaven, the Emperor declares: The founding emperor of our Dayue Dynasty is a female emperor. From now on, only a female emperor can succeed. Women's schools must not be closed, and women must not be prevented from attending court."

The ministers were somewhat numb, after all, the late emperor often did this kind of thing.

Chi Wusi kowtowed: "Your son accepts the order."

She stood up and looked at the court officials below her. The prime minister's shoulders were still trembling. After more than ten years of imperial examinations, one-tenth of the officials in the court were now female. However, Chi Wusi knew that this was far from enough.

After Chi Yue left the bomb for them, she and Lu Yuan secretly ran to the border. She first asked Yu Shu to check on the women's army. At this time, the women's army had nearly 10,000 people, many of whom were orphans.

When they saw Chi Yue, their eyes were shining and they lined up to show her the martial arts they had learned.

"Your Majesty, please look at me."

"Look at me, look at me."

Amidst everyone's quarrel, Chi Yue looked towards Yu Shu. The girl who used to cry because she couldn't go to the battlefield had grown into a general who could stand on her own.

In the army, everyone regarded her as a savior. Chi Yue watched their performances one by one with a smile until lunch time, when they left.

Yu Shu was not particular about anything. She just picked up a bowl and squatted on the ground to eat. She didn't look like a spoiled young lady at all.

Just as Chi Yue was about to squat down with her, Lu Yuan came over with a few stools and asked them to sit down.

"How are you doing here? Godmother has always wanted to come and see you."

"Very good." Yu Shu took a big mouthful of rice. "We have become strong in the past few years. No country dares to invade us. At most, there are some minor frictions, but we have driven them away."

"That's good." Having not seen each other for many years, Chi Yue didn't know what to say. Fortunately, Yu Shu was still as talkative as before.

"Do you remember the first woman who performed with you just now?"

Chi Yue thought about it and realized it was a dark and thin girl, but she was swinging a hammer. He let her try it and was very happy to see that she could lift it. Chi Yue nodded.

Yu Shu continued, "When I first met her, she was only about ten years old. There were eight sisters in her family, and her mother died of complications during childbirth when she gave birth to her last sister.

She was the eldest sister, and her father only wanted a son, so he beat and scolded them. In the end, he almost beat her youngest sister to death after drinking.

She finally got mad and beat her father to death with one punch after another. The first time I saw her was in prison.

But the first thing she said to me when she saw me was not to ask me to save her, but to find a way for her sisters to survive.

I saw that she was a martial arts genius, so I brought her into the army and asked her to redeem herself from her crimes. But this little girl was also very hateful. The first time she went to the battlefield, she killed more than 30 people with a hammer. "

Chi Yue looked at the woman again. She was now cheerful and energetic, and seemed nothing like her former self.

"I say this to tell you, Ayue, you have saved many, many people. You see, they are so happy because of you."

In the following decades, Chi Yue and Lu Yuan continued to travel and fight for women's rights.