Abacus Is Not Easy to Mess With.

Xie Bafang, the concubine of the Xie Mansion, was thrown out of the house by her biological father at the age of seven with a fake marriage contract. She didn't cry or make a fuss, she went to the capital alone with a plan, and in three years she became the smallest accountant in the six towns in the capital. When I was seventeen years old, the Hou Mansion handed me a marriage certificate. She said: It's okay to recognize the bride, but first settle the accounts of the fourteen years. From then on, there was a legend in the capital - there was a girl who did not draw a sword, did not fight, and did not rely on men. She only used an abacus to make the director of the Imperial Hospital kneel down, to make the century-old prince's mansion admit defeat, and to collapse the secret accounting system that had monopolized the capital for ten years. But what she really calculated was never the accounts. Is the truth. It's fair. It is the road that is quietly crossed out for every powerless person. And the man behind her, who had been coughing up blood for ten years and hiding his name for ten years, was using his own way to pry open the darkest secrets of a dynasty, word by word. When the abacus meets the copper seal, when old accounts collide with new powers - this capital city is destined to change.