In short, this was the small account book that recorded Qi Haoran's private savings. After flipping through it to the end, Mu Yangling saw that there was only debt on the account book. In addition to the 30,000 taels of silver that he had borrowed from Fan Zijin previously, he owed Fan Zijin a total of 50,000 taels of silver. That was a round sum.
Mu Yangling looked at his expenditure. Most of it was invested in the army, and only a small portion was used for personal purposes.
It was not that Qi Haoran only borrowed and never returned any money. From the accounts, he had borrowed more than 120,000 yuan from Fan Zijin in the past few years, but he had also returned a lot. Most of the money was gray income and the money he had cheated her of. Only a small portion came from his monthly allowance.
As Mu Yangling held the account book, she was a little worried. What should she do with a husband who was so talented at spending money?
