The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

The laws of Jing Guo allow for criticism of the court, provided it doesn't incite rebellion or slander officials. In brothels, boundaries are even more relaxed, enabling satire of national policies. A mysterious playwright is stirring emotions among women with provocative scripts that challenge feudal ethics. Meanwhile, the Empress advocates for the release of Ming Zhu, who seeks to support women, warning Jing Di of potential unrest. Public sentiment is shifting, with women organizing and expressing discontent, leading to chaotic scenes in Kyoto. Court officials are increasingly concerned as petitions for the princess's pardon arise, highlighting women's newfound assertiveness.

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