Su Jintang, a money-loving office worker, wakes up in the Tang Dynasty as an unwanted daughter of the Marquis of Dingyuan’s household. Before she can adjust to life in ancient times, she’s carried off to the Eastern Palace in a sedan chair to marry Li Chengce, the Crown Prince rumored to be in a coma. She thinks she’ll spend the rest of her life as a widow in all but name, but in a side hall, a blood-soaked man watches her quietly with unfathomable eyes as she flips a coin.
Armed with an abacus, this modern accountant uses her skills to outclass the Tang Dynasty’s Ministry of Revenue. With the face of a sweet, silly beauty, she somehow captures the hearts of three powerful men: the Crown Prince, a young general from the northern frontier, and a literary leader. Her money-loving little abacus clacks away, but she never calculated that her own heart would also be swept off course, along with the countless lights of Chang’an.
The Crown Prince gives her the most rewards, but whose affection should she choose? Never mind, no time to think about it. Counting gold comes first.
