Qinghe Account Book

In the seventh year of Zhenghe's reign in the Northern Song Dynasty, a copy of the "Qinghe Account Book" was stolen, which revealed the shocking shady story of tea, salt, and silver taxes. The interests of Li Xiaoda, Master Qiangu of the county government, and Li Ping'er, the concubine of Ximen Qing's sixth house, were entangled and formed a deadly alliance, secretly stirring up the turbulent undercurrent. The bones found from a shipwreck in the canal are entangled in the Ximen private salt road. The Ding kiln white porcelain jar that Li Ping'er was married to contains a murderous intention: the blood letter on the bottom of the jar refers to the old murder case of the "Yuanyou Party members" twenty years ago, and the cracks in the ice on the jar spell out the secret passage of the underground silver cellar in Qinghe County... When the cold-faced master's strategist collided with the rouge dagger of the poisonous concubine in the deep house, the two mortal enemies discovered that Ximen Qing was nothing more than a chess piece, and the real mastermind behind the account books had already reduced the mountains and rivers of the Song Dynasty to a fraction of the copper-stinking account books! Watch Qian Gu's knife-pen clerk and his double-faced concubine overturn the beautiful lies in "Along the River During the Qingming Festival". When Li Ping'er tears through the mask and pulls out the poison-quenching soft sword, can Li Xiaoda use the blood-stained "Construction Method" wooden ruler to solve this money mystery?