On the wedding day, Lin Zhixia wore a cheap wedding dress and was forced by her adoptive parents to marry the infamous second son of the Shen family for her stepsister.
Everyone was waiting to see her laugh. Her fiancé thought she was shabby, her stepsister snatched her dowry, and her adoptive mother forced her to kneel down and serve tea. Just when the master of ceremonies announced the exchange of tokens, Lin Zhixia's late mother's jade bracelet on her wrist suddenly made a sound that only she could hear:
"Don't marry. The person who killed your mother is sitting at the head table."
The next second, Lin Zhixia took off her wedding veil in public, and displayed the fake contracts, fake wills, and fake paternity tests that had been hidden by the Shen family for ten years on the big screen one by one.
She originally thought she was just an abandoned orphan girl, but she didn't expect that the jade bracelet left by her mother would allow her to hear the voice of the old thing. A torn marriage certificate will scream injustice, an ancient painting being auctioned will cry for help, a wealthy wife's pearl necklace will lie, and a baby's silver lock that has been buried in dust for twenty years will call her "Miss".
From marrying an abandoned daughter to an antique restorer, from being trampled by a wealthy family to making a wealthy family surrender, Lin Zhixia only did three things: find out the cause of her mother's death, take back her own name, and personally send every decent person who eats people without spitting out their bones to the altar.
And that man, Fu Yanchen, who always handed her evidence when she was in the most embarrassing situation, appeared to be a cold and taciturn person in charge of capital, but behind his back he had been pursuing the same old case.
He asked: "Lin Zhixia, do you want to cooperate?"
She smiled: "Mr. Fu, cooperation is fine. Don't stop me from slapping me in the face."
