The General I Married After We Divorced Didn't Keep Accounts

Shen Mingzhen of Duke Dingguo's Mansion was famously blessed in the capital. Born in a hairpin family, he grew up with the whole family in his hands. In that year, she nodded her head and married Cui Heng, a young man from a poor family. Everyone said that Mr. Cui was thrifty and frugal, and if Mrs. Shen married him, her life would be stable. No one knows that Cui Heng's every expense is recorded in her account book. A box of pine nut candies, three coins of silver, remember. A satin cloak, five taels, remember. Three years, one thousand and sixty-three strokes. Later, there was a storm in the city, and everyone said that Shen was extravagant, jealous, and unfit to be a wife. The person who spread the rumor was watching the lights with another girl. Later, someone returned to Beijing from northern Xinjiang. The man had been fighting for ten years, and he became the general of Zhenbei. He was known as King Gu Yan. He bought out the entire candy shop and distributed it to the onlookers. He only said one sentence: "Is three coins of candy worth chewing from the twelfth lunar month to the first lunar month?" Then he put a new box of candies into her hand. "Here, this box doesn't keep accounts."