The Businesswoman Who Directly Killed the Daughter of a Daughter Became the Queen

[A business wizard with a stunning appearance + a young general who is like a god in military skills + a noble daughter of a notorious family vs. A legitimate prince with crippled legs + return hand in hand to slap the scum in the face] Scholars, farmers, industry and commerce, merchants are lowly. Su Li, the eldest daughter of the Minister's Mansion, was ignorant and unskilled. She was ridiculed for her dedication to studying the ways of merchants. When she was eight years old, she was expelled to a separate courtyard in the suburbs by her stepmother and ignored. Seven years later, a group of bandits broke into the courtyard, and Su Li was forced to jump off a hundred-foot-high cliff... When I opened my eyes again: If you hurt me one point, you will pay ten points with blood! Those who rebel against me will be eradicated! Small Theater: Su Li angrily entered the study room holding a box of account books. Changfeng didn't dare to stop her and let her in directly. Su Li went straight to the desk, but didn't see Nangong Yize. When she turned around, she saw him watering flowers leisurely by the window. She suddenly became even more annoyed. She slapped the box heavily on the desk and pointed at him with one hand on her hips and the other. "Nangong Yize made a promise at the beginning that I would help you seize the throne and you promised me the position of Minister of Household Affairs. Now that you have just entered the East Palace, are you going to regret it?" Nangong Yize took out a handkerchief and wiped his hands, revealing a charming smile on his thin lips, "When did I say I would regret it?" Su Li's aura weakened by two points, and her fingers trembled. "The minister may have misunderstood, but if that's the case... Why did your highness pay me back double the money he spent over the years?" Nangong Yize approached step by step, and Su Li's hand pointing at him fell down, feeling that this guy was more aggressive today. "It's not a misunderstanding!" "I can spend my subordinates' money, but I will never spend... My own woman's money..."