On the day I married into the Governor's Mansion of Xichang, there were two people sitting in the new house.
One is my husband, Jiang Yebai, the governor of the West Factory. The other is Shi Yan, the eunuch of Dongchang's palm seal. The three of them sat on the same bed, no one said anything. Outsiders say that my life is good, my governor is gentle, and my house is clean. But they didn't know that my husband was not a eunuch, the concubine was pretended to be a man, Dongchang Palmprint sent notes over the wall in the middle of the night, and the account book my mother left for me contained a pawn ticket - it had two dragons connected head to tail. The Queen Mother left an ever-burning lamp before her death, and my mother kept secret account books locked under the foundation for twenty years. My husband's real name was Shen Du, and he was an orphan entrusted to the Su family by the Queen Mother. The first day I married into the Governor's Mansion, I stood right on top of all the evidence.
I'm here to settle accounts. From the Yin family's smuggling account to the military supplies account in the north, from Prince Duan's money laundering account to the prince's treason account. I calculated every account clearly and wrote every name on the lamp-lighting list.
Later, someone asked me: When did you realize something was wrong with the Governor's Mansion? I said: From the wedding night they both sat together in my new room.
