Embroidered Uniform Guard: Killing a Hundred-Headed Officer from the Start

Within the law, they enforce the laws of the land. Beyond the law, they eliminate dissenters. This organization is called the Embroidered Uniform Guard!

The Ming dynasty has founded its realm, and everything is waiting to be rebuilt.

The emperor establishes an agency that answers only to him: the Embroidered Uniform Guard!

The Embroidered Uniform Guard has two commanderies: the Southern Commandery and the Northern Commandery.

The Southern Commandery handles internal affairs. It is responsible for arresting and interrogating members of the Guard, as well as developing military weapons.

The Northern Commandery handles external affairs. It is responsible for monitoring officials, including members of the imperial family, gathering social and military intelligence, and arresting and interrogating criminals. Both commanderies have their own secret prisons.

Those who enter the secret prisons are terrified out of their wits, their souls barely clinging to their bodies. Like startled birds, they tremble at the sound of a crane's cry and turn pale at the mention of a tiger.

Mao Xiang, the first commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard, laid down five rules for the organization:

First, kill those who defy the emperor's orders. Second, kill those who interfere in government and abuse their power. Third, kill those who are corrupt and break the law. Fourth, kill those who betray the country and collude with the enemy. Fifth, kill those who turn against their comrades.

Under a wise ruler, they can protect the country and defend its people. But when the emperor is incompetent, they become a force that strikes fear into everyone. This is the Embroidered Uniform Guard!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.