It was only ten years after Shen Mingzhu's death that she learned that among the four husbands, some were keeping vigil for her, some had swallowed up the Shen family, some had hand-delivered incriminating testimony, and one had never really married her.
When she opened her eyes again, she returned to the wedding party at the age of twenty-two. Her mother forced her to choose a husband within a stick of incense, otherwise she would hand over the position of head of the family to her cousin.
Shen Mingzhu flipped the roster on the spot.
The marriageable official dug out the old files and told all the guests: She had been married three years ago, and her real husband was Jiang Zhechao, a worker from South Pier.
The next moment, the man was brought into the wedding hall by the officials and said: "Who is Shen Mingzhu? I want to sue her for cheating in marriage."
In this life, she no longer judges who is loyal and who is traitorous based on the outcome of her previous life. She wants to investigate fake marriage contracts, seize business names, clear old debts, build a fleet, compete for royal merchants, and let everyone who is tied up by marriage and family property make a new choice of where to stay.
