The Legend of Detective Jiao Liang

In the 18th year of Yongle reign of the Ming Dynasty, it was the year before the Ming Dynasty moved its capital to Beijing. At this time, the Ming Dynasty, since Zhu Di succeeded to the throne, has greatly improved its civil and military skills. Politically, it reformed institutions, established a cabinet, and strengthened centralization of power; militarily, it personally conquered Mongolia and recovered Annan, consolidating border defense; and economically, it dredged up the Universiade. The river promoted material exchanges between the north and the south; culturally, the Yongle Dadian, the largest encyclopedia in Chinese history, was compiled; diplomatically, Zheng He was sent to the Western Seas to establish friendly exchanges with Southeast Asia, India, Africa and other places. The Yongle Dynasty's national power was unprecedentedly strong. However, just before the capital was moved, a series of bizarre cases occurred in Nanjing. The remnants of the former dynasty jumped over the wall in a desperate attempt to make a last-ditch attempt before moving the capital. They first colluded with Japan and Oara and massacred more than fifty Jinyi guards. Later, a fire broke out in the Longjiang Bao Shipyard, killing more than 460 workers. This group of crazy criminals even prepared to use gunpowder to kill Zhu Di on his way to the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum to worship his ancestors. Jiao Liang, the Minister of Punishment, stepped forward to solve the major case. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.