Xie Biqing, the daughter of the household minister's family, has an unspeakable secret: she has no material desires, and all she wants in life is nothing.
Jewelry jewelry? It's better than a bowl of porridge and side dishes.
Silk silk? Not as good as an old cotton coat.
The noble ladies in the capital all laughed at her for wasting her good life in reincarnation, but she was enjoying herself until—she was invited to tea by the scheming minister Lu Zheng.
Lu Zheng, a well-known living king of hell in the court, was suspected of being seriously ill and planned to leave no stone unturned.
The corrupt officials he checked could go around the imperial city three times, but he couldn't find out this little lady who had "no desires and no desires."
She must have committed something, otherwise why would she always be involved?
He put her under his nose and observed her day and night, not believing that she had no flaws.
But when she took off her cloak to exchange money at the pawn shop to buy medicine for Ji Zhizhou, she let her heart slip for the first time.
A skinny camel is bigger than a dog. It seems that he, a wealthy family in the south of the Yangtze River in Ji Zhizhou, has not investigated deeply enough, Lu Zheng thought as he held his pen.
Later, in the Jinluan Palace, he fought alone for the New Deal, and was criticized by the officials.
Under the watchful eyes of everyone, Xie Biqing, who had always been low-key, slowly came out of the queue and handed over all the land title deeds to her family, her voice clear and clear:
"My daughter is willing to donate all her wealth to help the national treasury."
Amidst the uproar in the whole court, only Lu Zheng saw through the cunning in her eyes: This is not loyal to the emperor and patriotic. It is clearly to clear away suspicion. Sure enough, something is wrong!
He leaned over her ear and gritted his teeth: "Xie Biqing, you want to get rid of me by donating your family property? You can't even think about it in this life."
Purpose: Love can fill life