Hidden Edge at the Bottom of the Inkstone: the Capital of the Palm Print

[No bloody house fighting, no female competition] A piece of stigma brings injustice to everyone. Shen Yan, the daughter of the censor of the former dynasty, hid her name in Liubu and worked as an inconspicuous scribe. Everyone in the world laughs at her for being timid, dull and mediocre, but they don't know that she has an old inkstone on her desk that is sharp and sharp, and all the documents in her books are broken chess moves. She is unwilling to rely on the prince and vassal king, and is unwilling to be a pawn in the court game. With only a pair of eyes to detect fraud and a step-by-step divisive plan, she connects people with lofty ideals from poor families, and gradually tears apart the huge network of corruption that Prime Minister Liu Song has entrenched for more than ten years. He meets Xiao Heng, the seventh prince who is dormant in the government and the public, and meets his opponent. From testing each other to being close friends, love always gives in to the cause and the bottom line never wavers. Clear away the grievances of the family, protect the cold front door, and eliminate the accumulated malpractices in the court. When the dust settled, she declined the marriage and reward, and took sole control of the prison seal in Beijing, establishing justice with the law and deciding the world with her own heart. The edge is hidden at the bottom of the inkstone. It has its own edge without relying on others to support it.