The young girl Chun Tu Mi was born in a military household. She originally planned to live a peaceful life as a daughter of a small family, but she never expected that her father would be wrongfully imprisoned. Because there were no male children in the family, Chun Tu Mi, who was familiar with the law, had to go to court in person to redress her father's grievances, and thus embarked on the path of a lawyer. The difficulties and criticisms faced by a woman in litigation can be imagined, and even affected her marriage. But with her persistence and the support and encouragement of her family, she saved the poor, fought against the powerful, was not afraid of power, was cunning and wise, solved various difficult cases, shared the country's worries, and was willing to become a chess piece in the hands of the emperor. In the end, Chun Tu Mi grew up to be the first female lawyer in ancient times. At the same time, she also won the love of the future crown prince Han Wuwei, Dali Cheng Kang Zhengyuan and the foreign prince Asuri. In the end, Chun Tu Mi chose Asuri, who had shared hardships with her all the way, and married her.