Caged Bird

Is what you got a glimpse of really the whole picture? Interpret some familiar stories from various angles, such as Journey to the West and the Three Kingdoms that you have never heard of. It depicts the ugliness of those in power and exposes the crimes of evil rulers. Isn't the Immortal Lord's mount a representative of the servants of those in power? With the help of their master's power, they pretended to be powerful and did whatever they wanted. Officials at all levels protected each other and turned a blind eye to their actions. When they committed crimes throughout the camp, they were temporarily sanctioned, but it was up to the owner to beat the dog. After a while, they would come back again. Just like Liu Quan, the corrupt official of the Qing Dynasty who was under He Kun, he used He Kun's "gold letter" sign everywhere to show off his power. What can any level of government do to him? Could it be that He Kun didn't know about it? Obviously not, sometimes it is the master's instruction. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.