Tang Dynasty: Qing of Dali Temple, Starts the Trial of Li Er

The second year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty. Li Mu traveled through time and succeeded as the Minister of Dali Temple. He was one of the Nine Ministers and activated the judgment system. On the first day of court, the emperor was put on trial, and then the presiding judge, Empress Sun, made the civil and military officials dumbfounded and frightened. Li Er's face was confused, shocked, and dumbfounded. Li Mu: "The emperor breaks the law and the common people are equally guilty! Doesn't your majesty know?" Li Er: "Please, please help me judge a prisoner. When it's over, I will grant you a marriage to Princess Changle!" Li Mu: "Let me think about it!" One day, Li Er sighed to Wei Zheng: "With Li Mu here, our Tang Dynasty has never had any unjust, false or wrongful cases. He resolves cases quickly and his trials are well-founded. He can be said to be the great master of the Tang Dynasty." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.