She is the daughter of the richest man in Jiangnan who is dedicated to saving business, and he is the selfless minister of Dali Temple.
In order to save the family caravan, Gu Qingxi changed her name to Su Nianqing and pretended to be a little white flower when she entered Chang'an for the first time, but fell into the chess game carefully designed by Pei Heng. He uses her business connections to investigate crimes, and her true identity is revealed when she fights back.
From chess piece to chess player, from disguise to sincerity. When the paranoid marriage proposal of a prince with a different surname and a series of poisonous schemes by old enemies followed, Gu Qingxi used the golden abacus to clear away the fog, and Pei Heng used the iron law to measure the good and evil of people's hearts.
When you meet your opponent in chess, you are both an enemy and a friend, and you finally get married. This is a game between two powers, and a legend of jointly protecting the prosperity of Chang'an.
Reader comments
The logic is quite clear. I prefer reading novels with female protagonists like this.
The logic is quite clear. I prefer reading novels with female protagonists like this.