The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

Emperor Jing contemplates the punishment for the Long Princess, Ming Zhu, after a scandalous incident in the Golden Hall. Despite her noble status, officials debate the severity of her punishment, fearing it may dishearten loyal ministers. Public opinion sways in favor of her amnesty, leading to the formation of the "Women's Federation," which supports women's issues and elects Ming Zhu as president. This organization gains significant backing from influential families, prompting discussions about women's rights. Meanwhile, theater performances face restrictions due to court orders, highlighting the tension between artistic expression and political directives.

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