When the female general of the frontier army heard Zhao Ning, she was ordered to return to Beijing and was offered a marriage to Ji Xingzhou, the sick and weak prince of the county.
Her golden fingers are a pair of eyes that can find fishy things from military accounts, food bags and military cards.
She wanted to protect the old Wen family, and she also wanted to join forces with her husband, who was pretending to be ill, to overturn the plans of the powerful officials in the court.
His father and brother died in battle at Bailangchuan, but the Wen family was accused of embezzling pay from the defeated army. The old army will be demolished, the military families will have no money, and half of the tiger charm will be taken away by the court.
As soon as he arrived in Beijing, Wen Zhaoning discovered that her husband had a terrible cough and was able to catch a flying needle when delivering medicine. On the wedding night, assassins broke into the house, and the sick king was more skillful in climbing over the wall than the secret guards.
She checked pensions, calculated military rations, blocked the military headquarters, and broke into military camps. When others used etiquette to pressure her, she would spread out her account books and let them check the accounts in public; when someone wanted to seize her military power, she would conveniently send the other party's private accounts to the imperial court.
Ji Xingzhou was responsible for pretending to be sick and deceiving others, while she was responsible for pulling out a knife and flipping the table. The two of them took advantage of each other while giving each other their backs.
Until Luo Weiyong was arrested, Wen Zhaoning discovered from the secret letter left by his father that the grain road was not in the north, but in the capital.
What he really wanted to take away was never just the Wen family army, but the entire country of Dayong.
