Wen Xian, the only daughter of the richest man in the south of the Yangtze River, has been pregnant for seventeen years, and the abacus beads ring louder than anyone else: making money, being polite and never marrying is the best match in life.
But she was personally tied up with a paper doll to Shen Jue, a ninth-grade sesame official - warm on the outside and fierce on the inside, with eight-pack abs when undressed, and able to solve crimes in the world with a pen.
She gave him 500 taels and proposed to dissolve the marriage; but he turned around and locked up the engagement: "Since Miss Wen thinks I am poor, I will earn enough to be worthy of you."
The salt boat was imprisoned, the embroidery workshop was bloody, the copycat claimed lives, and the examination room committed fraud... She counts the profits, while he examines people's hearts; she wants freedom, and he wants to clear his name.
Later, in the Golden Palace, he protected her by banging the drum and receiving the staff for thirty years; she lost all her money for him, and the words "My Shen family's ancestral motto - you don't have to be an official, but you can't remarry" finally made her miscalculate and her heart broke.
——Thousands of taels of copper coins are no match for a tea talk from my husband;
——From the ninth grade to the third grade, he rose step by step just to read the account book side by side with her.
This is the flirtation between the rich wife and the official, and it is also the union of banknotes and the law to enshrine the gods:
"Wen Xian, how about I lend myself to you on credit at a compound interest rate and pay it back in my lifetime?"
