What punishment does Miss Zhi receive for her actions?

Copying Lessons for Women a hundred times

What advice does Hua Pingyang give to Zhi?

Importance of marriage and destiny

Severe downfall, property confiscated

Emotional struggles, lack of basic necessities

Gu Yanxi is falsely accused of a crime by Qi Ruhai, leading to a confrontation with the Emperor, who ultimately trusts and supports him, showcasing the theme of loyalty and trust in the face of adversity.
The Hua family faces severe consequences with their property confiscated, family members detained, and forced relocation, highlighting the harsh realities of social injustice and the impact of power dynamics on individual lives.

Who is accused of plotting against the crown prince?
Gu Yanxi
What punishment does Miss Zhi receive for her actions?
Copying Lessons for Women a hundred times
What advice does Hua Pingyang give to Zhi?
Importance of marriage and destiny
What fate befalls Minister Hua's family?
Severe downfall, property confiscated
What challenges does Madam Zhu's family face during relocation?
Emotional struggles, lack of basic necessities

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The son of Prince Ling, Gu Yanxi, is revealed as the mastermind behind a plot to seize the crown prince's position.
Evidence in the form of letters between Gu Yanxi and traitors is presented to implicate him.
Miss Zhi faces reprimand from her grandmother for sneaking out to buy a crow, causing potential trouble for her family's reputation.
Miss Zhi is scolded for her actions and is tasked with copying the Lessons for Women a hundred times as punishment.
Hua Pingyang advises Zhi on the importance of marriage and destiny, emphasizing the significance of meeting one's destined partner.
Gu Yanxi is falsely accused of a crime by Qi Ruhai, leading to a confrontation with the Emperor, who ultimately trusts and supports him.
Minister Hua's family faces a severe downfall as their property is confiscated, and male family members over ten years old are detained for trial.
Hua Zhi, despite accepting her fate, questions the injustice faced by her grandfather and the reasons behind his conviction.
The Hua family is forced to leave their mansion and relocate to a manor outside the city gates, with limited belongings and resources.
Concubine Zhou is caught stealing from the Hua family, adding to the chaos and distress during their forced relocation.

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Madam Zhu is urged to rest by her family due to the fleeting nature of life, but she insists on preserving ancient manuscripts for posterity.
The family hastily packs belongings, including clothes, jewelry, and money, while also prioritizing the transportation of books and manuscripts.
Madam Zhu's mother contemplates suicide after her husband's arrest, expressing despair over her future and the family's uncertain fate.
The family faces challenges as they relocate, with Madam Zhu's mother struggling emotionally and the servants abandoning them.
The family seeks refuge at the Zihuang Residence, an ancestral property gifted by the Empress Dowager, where they face hardships due to lack of basic necessities.
Madam Zhu's family, now reduced to two loyal servants, grapples with the harsh reality of their situation, highlighting the loss of their former wealth and status.