Before Lin Ruhai's body was cold, the Jia family forced Daiyu to hand over the Lin family's account books.
Just as she was about to press her fingerprints, the powerful Marquis Shen Qing led his troops to seal the door and tore up the wedding invitation in public: "I'll take it away; I'll settle the account."
He is a cold-blooded powerful official that all officials would like to cut into pieces, and he is also the knife that the emperor fears the most.
They searched, forced confessions, and killed without mercy; they hid Lin Daiyu in a private garden, appointed a famous doctor, and built a warm pavilion, even though she dared to throw his tea cup in front of him.
The Jia family reported that he had robbed the orphan girl, and the Qing Dynasty took the opportunity to surround and kill her.
However, Shen Qinghou revealed a bloody account: the Lin family's huge wealth was missing, the old evidence of the salt case was destroyed, and all the people behind the scenes were in Rongguo Mansion.
Everyone thought he was greedy for money and sex, but only Daiyu saw a sentence in her father's last letter -
The real reason why Shen Qinghou robbed her was...
Reader comments
She was almost forced to take fingerprints... And lost everything. Shen Qinghou saved him from danger, but she was not grateful and kept rejecting him thousands of miles away. If Shen Qinghou hadn't known where she died, and the people who followed her were almost wiped out, she was rescued by force. If she wanted to control her family's property, shouldn't they have controlled her first like the Jia family, and given her room to develop and reach the top?
The direction I started with is very novel, but the writing is very strange and seems inexplicable [laughs awkwardly]
She was almost forced to take fingerprints... And lost everything. Shen Qinghou saved him from danger, but she was not grateful and kept rejecting him thousands of miles away. If Shen Qinghou hadn't known where she died, and the people who followed her were almost wiped out, she was rescued by force. If she wanted to control her family's property, shouldn't they have controlled her first like the Jia family, and given her room to develop and reach the top?
The direction I started with is very novel, but the writing is very strange and seems inexplicable [laughs awkwardly]