After the Divorce, All the Big Guys in the City Called Me "Jue Ye"

Three years ago, Wen Jue was tricked by her stepmother into marrying into the Gu family; three years later, she was kicked out by the words "a chicken that can't lay eggs." In the same year, Zhou Wan, a girl from the county town, worked as an accountant at Gu's. When she was working overtime to reconcile accounts, she stared at a line of numbers and frowned: "This account doesn't add up." That account led to the blame her father had shouldered for others back then, and also led to the secrets that the Gu family had hidden for many years. One relied on three layers of hidden vests and slapped people in the face as a daily routine; the other relied on a book of bad debts, a pile of certificates, and an unyielding determination to climb up step by step. The accounts that Wen Jue wants to collect are exactly the accounts that Zhou Wan is checking - one is a favor account, and the other is a numerical account. They went from strangers to the only people who understand each other. On the day when her ex-husband knelt in front of Wen Jue and asked for remarriage, the person standing behind her spoke: "Her husband is me." And Zhou Wan put a stack of accounts on the table: "Want to touch her? Please settle this account with me first."