Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Shen Tang outlines her conditions to Qi Er, who feels regret for her eagerness to comply, fearing it may reflect poorly on her character. Despite her limited education and frostbitten hands, Qi Er is tasked with writing a petition and publicly seeking justice for her A Niang. Shen Tang expresses concern for Qi Er's well-being, recognizing the potential backlash due to her familial ties. The chapter also touches on the broader context of female representation in the narrative, addressing criticisms regarding the lack of prominent female characters in a historical setting where women were often marginalized. The author emphasizes the gradual development of female characters as the story progresses, aiming for a balanced portrayal of all characters. .

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