Seven Heroes and Five Righteousness (vernacular Version)
by Shi Yukun
About This Novel
This book is written in vernacular, and the language is concise and easy to understand. The first part of the novel revolves around the growth and case-solving experience of the famous minister Bao Zheng, including classic cases such as the "Wuban Case" and "The Civet Cat for the Crown Prince", portraying his image of being upright and impartial in law enforcement. The middle section focuses on the "cat-and-mouse battle" between the "Royal Cat" Zhan Zhao and the "Golden Mouse" Bai Yutang, detailing the story of the "Five Rats" joining Bao Zheng, and interspersed with unit stories of knights assisting upright officials in impeaching powerful traitors and punishing corruption. The latter section centers on Yan Chasan, the governor of Xiangyang, and describes the rivers and lakes struggle in which the Seven Heroes join forces with the Five Righteous to fight against the rebellion of the King of Xiangyang, cut off his party members, and dismantle the conspiracy.
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