The Tablet is for Hire

Name: The Tablet is for Hire
Author: Mizuki Harumi

by Mizuki Harumi

ongoing Ancient Romance Isekai Romance Female Lead

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10Kwords

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Ch. 4 — 跪护根脉，怒海孤舟

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About This Novel

In the ninth year of Yongli, Xiamen was in flames. The other official family members ran to the seaside with their gold and silver jewels in their hands. Dong Yougu turned around and broke into the ancestral hall, reciting the tablets of the ancestors of the Zheng family. Not loyalty. She is a former executive who died suddenly while working overtime, and she has no feelings for Zheng Chenggong, whom she has never met. She was just calculating the clearest account: gold and silver can't buy a place in troubled times, but tablets can - that man who values his ancestors more than his life will owe her an unrepayable favor. Later, she used Excel logic to design the bamboo slip account, which made the chaotic logistics orderly, and the waste of food and grass was directly cut in half. Zheng Chenggong was impressed by this nominal wife for the first time. Later, she opposed all opinions and proposed women's camps, established farmland, and promoted epidemic prevention and isolation, turning what others considered a burden into the most reliable force. Zheng Chenggong felt that her vision was better than that of his generals. Later, they crossed the sea side by side and regained Taiwan. He was decisive on the battlefield, but she was as steady as a rock in the rear. Unknowingly, the box of memorial tablets that accompanied her through the fire and the raging sea had already become the most special betrothal gift between the two of them. Later, Zheng Chenggong died of illness and the rebels besieged the city. She walked up to the tower holding the box of memorial tablets, and only said: "Whoever touches Taiwan will touch these things that I have carried all the way." The proud Prince Yanping did not know until his death that he was not marrying a docile and virtuous matron of an aristocratic family, but a modern soul who used fixed asset management thinking to survive in troubled times, and finally guarded the last piece of China's royal land.