The Female Shopkeeper Verified the Marriage Certificate, and All the Women in Beijing Got Their Lives Back

[Forty-seven-year-old female shopkeeper + ancient sayings + unit overturn + no CP + women's rights] In Yongjing West City, 47-year-old Lu Shenyi guards a genuine deed shop. She has a secret: press her bare fingers on the original document, and the old ink that has been covered, scraped, and rewritten will briefly reappear. But Jiu Mo can only point out doubts and cannot convict anyone. Some people clearly brought thirty-six tons of dowry when they got married, but after eight years, only "six tons" were left on the dowry bill; someone had been a wife for seven years, but a supplementary official copy with real paper, a real seal, and a real handler listed her as a concubine. This time there was no response from Jiu Mo. Lu Shenyi also caused a mistake in the initial inspection, which caused the 60-liang rental bank to be involved in the dispute and was frozen; there was also a sixteen-year-old girl who was pushed by the clan to pay off the debt and could not even say no to where she wanted to go. Lu Shenyi didn't cry for them, nor did she choose for them. She publicly corrected her mistake, then checked the original documents, seals, accounts, official registers and signatures, so that the treasury door could be reopened, the wife's status could be corrected, and the refusal to sign could truly remain on the official register. Women from all over the capital gradually came to the door. But no one knew that Shopkeeper Lu, who checked all the marriage letters for others, never dared to open his own.