Once in time, Xie Zhiwei, a female doctor of modern economics, became a minor official in the Household Department of Dayan who was about to be pushed out to take the blame.
Linjin was closed for seven days, but an extra 30,000 shi of relief grain appeared in the account book out of thin air. There was no granary in the so-called grain storage place, and the officials in charge of her continued to urge her to make up for the account. At this moment, the convicted Shen came to her door with a divorce document, forcing her to give up the dowry manor in the name of the guilty minister's son Shen Yanzhou.
Everyone thought that Xie Zhiwei would break off the engagement to protect herself, but she welcomed Shen Yanzhou in public.
Xie Zhiwei is calm and strong, best at finding loopholes in people's hearts from money and accounts; Shen Yanzhou is gentle and polite, and in the eyes of the world, he is a noble son who should rely on his wife and stay in the inner house. No one knew that he could see through the secret interests of aristocratic families from a lease, a gift list, and a seat at a banquet.
A marriage where each gets what he wants ties two people together who also refuse to be manipulated by others. She defended his choice and dignity, and he filled in for her half of the chess game outside the court. From Qiluzhuang's fake grain accounts to Qingzhou's disaster warehouse, Beijing's aristocratic family, and northern military grain, layers of evidence ultimately point to the powerful Shoufu Group.
However, finding out the truth never means getting justice.
In this world where women rule the world and men are bound by etiquette, they must not only fight against the overwhelming power, but also learn to let go of their own survival instincts - she no longer decides whether to stay or go for him in the name of protection, and he no longer hides all his grievances in a "no problem".
The red candle illuminates the game, and Qingqing enters the game. This time, they not only want to clear the grievances of the deceased, but also make sure that the food on their account truly falls into the bowls of the people of the world.
