Daughter's Defiance
Lucy Young stands up against her father's harsh reprimand for practicing medicine as a woman, leading to a violent confrontation where he threatens to cut her hand tendons, only for the Empress Dowager's edict to arrive at the last moment.Will the Empress Dowager's edict save Lucy from her father's cruel punishment?
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