As soon as there was a marriage contract, she would rather tear up her wedding dress than wear a phoenix crown.
An abacus, she uses banknotes as a blade and business as a tactic.
Kneeling down on a rainy night, Shen Minglan took away not only her grandmother's old abacus, but also the blood-stained lotus hairpin stuffed by her concubine. From an apprentice in an embroidery workshop to a female queen in the south of the Yangtze River, she used her meticulous thinking to overcome the price reductions of her peers, and became famous through the ladies' tea banquet. She even won the salt quota and broke the monopoly with her shocking appearance, and hung the plaque of "Yunshang Pavilion" high above the male-dominated chamber of commerce.
In the deep house, the seemingly cowardly concubine Ming Yuan used an embroidery needle as a pen and rouge as ink to weave a silent intelligence network between the warp and weft of the brocade, becoming her most secret sharp edge and backing.
Their opponents are not only the eyeing business giants, but also Shen Yanzhou, who sits in the Shangshu Mansion, is in charge of the world's money, and is both his father and his teacher. He was cold-hearted and conniving, but also secretly created difficulties. He turned his parents and children into whetstones, hoping to tame the eagle that had left the nest for his own use.
This is a turbulent meeting planned with banknotes. It is also a pair of sisters using wisdom and friendship to jointly break the shackles of the times and write their own legendary chapter.
Purpose: Use the abacus as a blade to break the golden cage of the times; rely on the unity of sisters to write the story of our generation