The Abandoned Woman Did Not Cry or Make Trouble, but Repaired the General's Ancestral Hall.

Jiang Buyan, an expert in the restoration of ancient buildings, woke up and became an abandoned wife - her husband occupied the dowry house, her mother-in-law misappropriated the dowry property, and the whole family was waiting for her to die with hatred so that the situation could be completely cleared. But she is someone who knows how to look at wood. The nanmu was replaced by manchurian ash, the beams and pillars of the ancestral hall were not regulated by the Wanli year, the account books of the previous dynasty were hidden under the paint on the sandalwood screen, and under the floor tiles of the warehouse was ironclad evidence of empty pay. She squatted under the beam, twisting wood chips, and grinded out twenty years of dirty information about her husband's family inch by inch. The mother-in-law cried out that she was poor and asked her to hand over the dowry. She unfolded the dowry list in front of everyone and read out the misappropriation records for the past three years item by item. My mother-in-law's prayer beads were broken. The clan elder wanted to take back her stewardship rights, so she took out the account books: the farm income increased by 30%, the monthly salary of servants was reduced by half, and no one in the clan complained. "Which man can produce this account book, I will give it to you immediately." No one dared to answer. When her husband pounded the table and threatened, she quietly opened the clan rules - six rules, enough to be exiled, dismissed, and reduced in military status. She put the rules in front of him: "Choose one." From the dowry list to the family property and power, from the dilapidated ancestral hall to the entire clan mansion, from the general's abandoned wife to the top female craftsman in the Ministry of Industry. She repaired not just the pillars, but the entire decaying mansion. She would use tenons and tenons to tell them: This place belongs to whoever builds it.