Everyone in Lin'an said that Song Zhechun, the eldest daughter of the Marquis of Taiping Mansion, was the most stable.
Her brother used the strategies she wrote to become famous, but she didn't make a fuss.
When her mother pressed the private seal and took away the money from Gu's old shop, she didn't cry.
When her father wanted to marry her to the Lu family, she just lowered her eyes and said:
"My daughter can take care of the dowry list."
Everyone thought she had finally resigned herself to her fate.
Until Guangyuan Yanhang died in a counting house, with half a blood-stained wedding card lying next to the body.
There is only one word "Song" left on the post, and half "Chun" at the end.
Duchatai Pei Zhi pushed the document in front of her and asked her not whether she was afraid or whether she was wronged.
He only asked:
"Whose hand did this post come from?"
That night, Song Zhechun realized that the Hou Mansion had never raised her.
Taking her articles in exchange for her brother's future;
Take her dowry and fill the hole in the prince's mansion;
Use her marriage to cover up old scores;
Take her as a person and make a living deed that everyone can withdraw.
But if the deed can be written, it can be invalidated.
Later, the Lin'an noble family found out that the eldest girl of the Song family, who was the best at bowing her head, the best at understanding rules, and the least troublemaker, turned out not to be incapable of falling out.
She just wrote down every account first.
Purpose: Women should not be priced by family, marriage and secular rules. Even if you are in trouble, you can take back your name, property, choices and life with sobriety, courage and strategy.