Lu Yun, the number one female killer in the Yan Dynasty, was blinded by money and had a lifelong belief: As long as you have money, everything is easy.
Ji Li, the famous number one scholar on the Xinke Ranking, is full of poems and books, and has a lifelong creed: When it comes to money, save money when you can.
Late one night, Ji Li, a poor scholar who was drugged, broke into the courtyard of the orphan Lu Yun. Since then, two people with different views on money have been tied together.
Lu Yun needed the scholar's wife identity as a cover, and Ji Li needed a wife as an excuse.
As a result, on the second day of their wedding, Ji Li left his wife to go to Beijing to take the exam.
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He won the first place in Ji Li's gold list, won the emperor's trust, and rose to prominence. It can be said that he was a well-deserved favorite.
Three years later, he moved his wife to Beijing, thinking that they could live their own lives and live in peace.
But under the influence of the power crisis, and in the bizarre killings of officials one after another, the spearhead of everything was pointed at a female assassin.
And that female assassin... Why does she look more and more like his wife...
A female assassin who wields swords and guns VS a poor scholar full of knowledge
Intention: Self-reliance and self-reliance