She brought her father and brother's blood armor into the palace as hostages, but used the ledger as a blade to set off a silent revolution within the red wall that overturned the country.
The day Shen Jinglan entered the palace, she only brought a box with her - which contained the blood-stained battle armor of her father and brother, as well as thirty-six volumes of border defense plans.
The Sixth Palace laughed at her for being shabby, and the emperor suspected that she was a collaborator.
However, she quietly spread a net in the deep palace: the red gold head and face can touch the river embankment ten feet, the concubine's rouge hides the whereabouts of salt, and even the emperor's pillow has become a bargaining chip for her to plot the treasury.
Until the enemy troops pressed the territory and the treasury was empty, the whole court was helpless.
She stood in the golden palace dressed in plain clothes and spread out her account book: "Your Majesty, the prescription for this Jiangshan disease - my daughter-in-law, has been prescribed a long time ago."
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
