[The newly widowed prince's wife × the cold-faced censor of the Metropolitan Procuratorate] [house fight × intrigue × reversal]
"The prince's wife has lost her moral character and is not worthy of keeping vigil."
On the third day after Pei Zhao died on his way home from disaster relief, his mother-in-law sent a private message to Shen Lingyi in the mourning hall, asking Shen Lingyi to die with dignity.
She took Bai Ling and knelt down to thank her.
Everyone in the Hou family felt that this new widow was too easy to handle.
Until she saw her name on the list of the Ministry of Etiquette.
On the third day of February in the sixteenth year of Yongxi, it was submitted.
Pei Zhaocai died on the tenth day of February.
Someone prepared the memorial arch for her seven days before her husband died.
She followed Bai Ling to investigate and found that Pei Zhao's death, military ration accounts, forged love letters, and even the fatal imperial edict were all connected by a thread.
The Marquis wanted her to die cleanly, and the court wanted her to kneel down in gratitude.
They didn't know - the woman who was pushed in front of Bai Ling was never holding a suicide note in her hand.
It is an account book, a witness, and a handle that no one dares to see the light of.
Bai Ling was confiscated and the memorial arch was not erected.
She wants to walk through the palace gate alive.
Then let the archway collapse for the court hall.
