Ah Heng was originally the daughter of a wealthy merchant from the south of the Yangtze River. She was kidnapped and trafficked while visiting Beijing, and she signed a death contract and became the lowest maid in the palace.
When he first entered the mansion, he scolded the prince for having too many rules and being cold-blooded. Little did he know that the gray-robed guard fishing for fish was the master himself.
She just wanted to lie down, but unexpectedly acquired the ability to have a photographic memory and discern business opportunities.
He can see through the loopholes in the accounts at a glance, and in three sentences he can close a deal that others couldn't negotiate in ten days.
While others were fighting to be promoted to a first-class maid, she relied on abacus to carve out a niche for herself, and even the secret guards were at her disposal.
From a runaway slave in the garden to a business leader in the capital, she will eventually stand beside the emperor's uncle and take charge of the situation.
