Jiang Tang, the daughter of the richest man in the south of the Yangtze River, was given a marriage proposal to Xie Heng, the most generous Prince Jing in the capital. The whole capital was waiting to see her kicked out, but she accepted the palace's account books with a smile. Three days later, Xie Heng was dumbfounded when he looked at the deficient accounts. He knelt in the ancestral hall and was raped on the head by Jiang Tang with a feather duster. "Didn't your mother teach you how to be a master?" Xie Heng looked up at her, with an indescribable light in his eyes. My mother had died long ago. You can make up for it by marrying me. The feather duster in Jiang Tang's hand fell to the ground. She later learned that the death of Xie Heng's biological mother was closely related to her father. This marriage was a set-up from the beginning.
