When the rationality of a modern law student collided with the swords and swords in the ancient palace, she chose to re-write the rules.
When she woke up, Lin Wei, an elite from the top law school, became Shen Zhiwei, the legitimate daughter of the Hou family who had been abandoned and raised in the countryside for fourteen years. Faced with the stigma of "denial" and the fate of marrying the "Living King of Hell", King Zhenbei, she did not cry or accept her fate.
She calmly showed her cards and negotiated the marriage into a deal in which each got what he wanted: "Your Majesty, I will be your perfect shield in the capital, and you allow me a place to stand."
Everyone was waiting to see how this abandoned daughter who grew up in the country would die in the hands of the violent prince. But she:
· Use management science to rectify the palace and convince the slaves;
· Use economics to fill the treasury and move among the powerful and powerful;
· Use legal knowledge to fight in court, and escape from the acrimony.
She established the Chamber of Commerce, promoted the investigation of objects, and built the barren northern territory into the richest and most powerful vassal in the world. She also used her insights beyond the times to become the sharpest spear and the strongest shield for Xiao Yu, the king of Zhenbei, in his journey through troubled times.
When the contract expired, the prince who was determined to kill her cornered her in a corner, with paranoid possession and appreciation in his eyes: "I regretted it. I need a mistress to share these thousands of miles of land with me. You are not allowed to escape."
But the Yongchang Marquis Mansion and the aloof prince who once regarded her as a chess piece were horrified to realize that what they discarded with their own hands was not a chess piece, but a chess player who could overturn the entire chess game.
[Strong women and strong men] [Evenly matched] [Ancient tactics] [Strange love through time]
See how modern elites use wisdom and structure to write a piece of their own in ancient times
