There Will Be a Thief Tomorrow Night
by Priest
About This Novel
When darkness enveloped the Ming Dynasty, thieves appeared frequently. There are petty thieves who steal with cocks and dogs... There are adulterous thieves who steal incense and jade... There are evil thieves who kill people and take goods. There are bandits who form gangs... There are national thieves who seek glory by selling out their goods... There are traitors who bring disaster to the country and the people. There are elegant thieves who splash ink and write with ink... There are talk thieves who talk sweetly and have swords... There are stupid thieves who are opportunistic. To kill a thief thousands of miles away in the court or in the marketplace, the person who can kill the thief must first defeat the thief... This is the great loyal thief The harm of eunuchs in power... The ministers who transformed themselves into justice... The story behind the Tumu Fort disaster... The source of the antagonism between brothers fighting for the throne... The basis for the success of the defense of the capital... The man who truly destroys ambition first... The joke of the Golden Sword Massacre... The absurdity of seizing the door... The origin of Cao Shi's rebellion... And so on, the most dramatic part of the Ming Dynasty is all concentrated at this time. Look back at the past from a different perspective and find the real reasons that led to the incident. Jiang Chengzi, the most talented person in the south of the Yangtze River, died suddenly in the examination room, and Jiang Chengzi, a mediocre junior in later generations, died in the hospital. It comes from the fact that vulgarity and elegance depend on each other. Only in elegance can you see vulgarity, and only in vulgarity can you see elegance... If you see vulgarity, don't close your eyes.
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