Xie Yao, a modern auditor, died suddenly and traveled through time. She became Xie Zhao, the chief minister of the Zhou Dynasty who disguised herself as a man. He was also bound to the [Memorial Approval System] - with each batch of memorials, you can see the ending of the if line. I thought that the golden finger was in my hands and the world was under my control. I did, and the result was a hellish start: the regent Xiao Jin was eager to impeach her for "not avenging her father's death and deceiving the emperor"; the Jiangnan nobles teamed up to dig holes to discredit her; the queen mother was deeply suspicious and wanted to decapitate her at any time. What's even more embarrassing is that the system told her: This world is a bad storybook, and Xiao Jin is the "plot kill" male protagonist who must die. If she doesn't kill him, she will have to die with him! Xie Yao sneered: Kill him? Might as well count him out.
While approving memorials with her auditing thinking, she turned the court into a large-scale financial due diligence site; while she battled wits and courage with the madly criticized regent, from "I want to kill this traitor" to "Why is she so good to me? She loves me!" To "What? She is a woman?!" When the system went down, her life experience was exposed, and the will of the world came, Xie Yao took out her abacus to confront the gods: "Gods also have accounts, and they can be killed if they calculate them!"
From "the chief assistant of the social beast" to the "god-killing queen", she has settled all the accounts in the world, but she can't quite settle the king's heart that is crazy about her.
