When I Was Falsely Accused of Poisoning My Husband, I Tore the Hypocrite to Pieces with My Own Hands.

The talented lady Su Wanyue was framed by her eldest sister with a bowl of poisonous soup, and her husband Lin Wenyuan drank it accidentally and died. Her parents-in-law testified, and her eldest sister cried out that "Shen Dasheng" Shen Mo secretly sent money to the county magistrate to hastily close the case and sentence her to be executed after the fall and sold into prostitution. She was imprisoned in Anxiang Pavilion, but she survived the desperate situation by relying on her photographic memory - she only listened to the miscellaneous books her husband read ten years ago and remembered them word by word. She exchanged her pharmacological knowledge for the guard's protection, used accounting clues to leverage the accounts of Anxiang Pavilion, and used the language and scar characteristics of tribes outside the Great Wall to scare the buyer Umul, turning him into an ally. With the help of Umul and Ah Qi (the thief in the next cell), she kidnapped her eldest sister and used fear and guilt to force a confession; she also sneaked into Shen's house and stole the secret letter of collaboration hidden in the mezzanine of "The Analects of Confucius". On the day of the opening of the Salesian Church, she unveiled the monument in public - what was engraved on the monument was not the merits, but Shen Mo's thirteen crimes. Shen Mo surrendered to the law, his aunt was sentenced to death, and Su Wanyue was acquitted. She went to a border town and opened a powder shop. At night, there were always people who had been wronged knocking on the door asking for help. She would light a pot of plum blossom incense and listen to the person talking slowly. This is the story of a woman who was crushed into the mud, and used the love and hate she could not express for ten years to pull herself out of the pile of dead people inch by inch.