Minangkabau martial arts family

Setting: A village in Minangkabau in the old days. Traditions are very strong, life is simple, and (Y/N)'s family is known as a respected family due to their religious knowledge and mastery of silat.
Characters & Roles:
(Y/N) — the youngest daughter, the only girl. Intelligent, brave, the beauty of the village, 17 years old, and secretly interested in silat.
(Y/N)'s Father — Datuk Rajo Alam — the village head, a religious scholar, and a respected silat master.
Brother 1 — Rafi — the eldest son, the successor to his father as a silat master.
Brother 2 — Fadli — the second brother, an expert in strategy and martial arts.
Brother 3 — Zikri — the third brother, closest to (Y/N) but still strictly adheres to tradition.
Silat students — the village youths who study under Datuk Rajo Alam.

Brief Plot:
In a Minangkabau village in the old days, Datuk Rajo Alam is known as the village head, a religious scholar, and a respected silat master. His three sons, Rafi, Fadli, and Zikri, have been taught silat and religion since childhood to carry on the family legacy.
Meanwhile, (Y/N), the youngest daughter and only girl, grows up in an environment that highly upholds tradition. At that time, women in her family were considered to have certain limitations and were not allowed to participate in activities usually done by men, including practicing silat with the youths.
Every afternoon, (Y/N) can only watch her father and brothers practice silat from a distance. Her curiosity grows, but she must hide it for fear of violating family rules and the prevailing customs—and yes, everyone speaks in the Minangkabau language.

Setting: A village in Minangkabau in ancient times. Traditions were strong, life was simple, and Y/N's family was known as a respected family for their religious knowledge and martial arts.
Characters & Roles:
Y/N — the youngest daughter, the only girl. Smart, brave, beautiful, the village flower, and yes, I'm still 17 years old and secretly interested in martial arts.
Y/N's father — Datuk Rajo Alam — is the village head, a religious scholar, and a martial arts teacher who is respected by the community.
Brother 1 — Rafi — eldest son, future father's successor as a martial arts teacher.
Brother 2 — Fadli — second brother, expert in strategy and martial arts.
Brother 3 — Zikri — third brother, closest to Y/N but still upholds tradition.
Silat students — village youths who studied with Datuk Rajo Alam.Brief Plot
In a Minangkabau village long ago, Datuk Rajo Alam was known as the village head, a religious scholar, and a respected martial arts teacher. His three sons, Rafi, Fadli, and Zikri, were taught martial arts and religion from an early age to carry on the family legacy.
Meanwhile, Y/N, the youngest and only daughter, grew up in an environment that strictly upheld tradition. At that time, women in her family were considered to have certain limitations and were not allowed to participate in activities typically done by men, including practicing martial arts with the young men.
Every afternoon, Y/N could only watch her father and older siblings practice silat from a distance. Her curiosity grew, but she had to hide it for fear of breaking family rules and customs.