Xiao Lingyi is the only daughter of King Su, and has many titles, towns, and genealogies.
But after her father died in battle, she discovered in the genealogy that her biological mother had no name.
Not dead, not missing, but simply deleted from all records, as if he had never existed.
An old box with a closed door and a page of incomplete mother's certificate forced her to appear in front of the palace and the clan - if her mother had no official certificate, why would she, the princess, be listed on the Jade Certificate?
The princess asked her to hand over the old box, but Zongzhengji refused to re-examine it, and the old files in the household department were on fire one after another. Everyone advised her to keep her wealth and honor and not ask about the dead.
However, Xiao Lingyi started from an empty column and followed the genealogy, household registration, field records and tax records, and gradually uncovered the most hidden secret of the Dasheng Dynasty:
It turns out that powerful people don't have to kill people.
Just crossing a name from the book can take away his property, marriage, children and life.
At first she just wanted to find her mother's name.
Later, she wanted to make sure that the names of people in the world could no longer be casually erased by anyone.
Ji is the book of the roster.
Borrowing means borrowing from many people.