She Was Reborn from the Ledger

In her previous life, Shen Zhaoning lost her power after marrying far away. When a piece of paper and a letter of departure were delivered to her bedside, she saw the clues from the half of the dowry account left by her mother. Bai Zhi stopped paying the debt for three years, but she still had money in her account every month; her younger brother died of illness, and her mother's old shop was swallowed up, but everyone in the Hou family just advised her to accept her fate. When she opened her eyes again, she went back to the day before the marriage proposal. Her stepmother was gentle in urging her to get married, but her father only cared about honor. Everyone in the clan said that she, a daughter of a boudoir, should not settle old scores. Shen Zhaoning doesn't quarrel or argue. She looked through the dowry book, checked the deeds, checked the prescriptions, made inquiries about the farm, found the old steward, kept the medicine residue, and inspected the seams of the horse. When her stepmother used honorable words to suppress her, she used the account books to prevent the honorable words from falling to the ground. Her father said that family scandals should not be publicized, so she gradually pushed the old accounts of the family to the official evidence. Until Gu Linyan, the young minister of Dali Temple, came to visit her because of a drug dealer case and asked her, "Why did Miss Shen know that there was something wrong with this account?" Shen Zhaoning handed over a copy of the previous page. "I don't understand the pharmacology of killing people." "I only know that this money should not have appeared in this account three years ago." She was reborn from the account books, and she also wanted to recover her mother's dowry, her brother's life, and the old cases that had been hidden for many years from the account books, one by one.