History Curtain

Shen Zhi, a graduate student in archaeology, accidentally passed away while sorting out the slips and became Queen Shen Sui of the Zhao Dynasty who had just lost her emperor and died by cutting her wrists. The late emperor died suddenly, and when the eight-year-old emperor came to court, she was forced to hang the curtain. The account books in the inner treasury are in a state of decay, and officials at all levels are greedy and wasteful. Outside, Beidi is eyeing the emperor, and the clan kings are using etiquette and law to make trouble. Everyone wants to seize power. The textual research skills she developed from dealing with ancient books and account books in her previous life became her only reliance. Everyone thought that a woman in a deep palace was incapable of money and food, so she took advantage of this contempt to quietly dig deep into the bad debts and find out the bugs in the treasury. Every step is a chess game, and one word can mean life or death. She doesn't love power and position, all she wants is to protect the young emperor and stabilize the shaky Zhao Dynasty. There are many curtains, and she is in the undercurrent of the temple, holding a brief review of history, looking for a way out among the mess that she sees.