The concubine Su Wanqing was reborn in the prince's mansion. With modern thinking and careful mind, she managed every step of the house fight. From the embroidered handkerchief scandal to the account book puzzle, she broke through the situation with tea poetry and won people's hearts; she used the golden hairpin incident to counterattack her aunt and secretly investigate the family's financial loopholes. After growing up, she led the New Deal, cultivated power, suppressed her sister-in-law, subdued her aunt, and gradually took control of the Hou Mansion's voice.
Faced with pressure from her relatives and factional strife in the court, she broke through the trade alliance and promoted the transformation of the prince's family into an imperial merchant. She also made contributions by providing military supplies for disaster relief, helping her family to rise to the top of the family. At the beginning of her love affair, she secretly communicated poetry and painting with the young master Lu Mingzhang of Qingliu. From the compatibility of talents and love to the marriage of the family, she used the terms of the marriage contract to gain real power in the inner house.
After gaining power in both the government and the public, she helped her husband, Lu Mingzhang, become the Minister of Rites, while she took charge of the Marquis Mansion Bank and established a girls' school. She also provided advice and protection when the second prince rebelled and helped the prince ascend the throne. In the end, the Hou Mansion was granted the title of Duke of the Town, she was given a first-class imperial title, and her family was honored for three generations. And when she looked back in her old age, she whispered under the crabapple flowers: "This beautiful world was originally embroidered by women, stitch by stitch."
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
