Originally titled The Wind and Rain at the Pacification Office
*This story was inspired by historical events and figures, but differs from real history in some respects, including certain characters and time periods.
In the twentieth year of the Wanli reign, Bo Bai rebelled in Ningxia, and the emperor urgently summoned the Shanxi Regional Commander to the capital.
A murder took place at the Huitong Guesthouse in the capital. The victim of the assassination was none other than Li Rusong, the Shanxi Regional Commander.
Ji Huanzhi, a strongman of the Southern Pacification Office, set out to capture the assassin, but soon discovered that things were not so simple...
The first part is very good, but the second part seems to have been written by someone else. Is this a stage play?
This book is good, with a compact structure and strict logic. I highly recommend it.
Good book, the writing is really good In the 20th year of Wanli, Ji Huanzhi, a warrior in Jinyi who was chasing a prisoner to Fengming Pavilion, would have expected that many years later, he would be ruthless and resort to all possible means? ——Spoiler warning—— This is the story of Dirty Adult. Our protagonist Ji Huanzhi, in order to climb up, step by step from a passionate young man to a selfish and cruel official. During his life, he traveled to Korea, Japan, and invaded Liaodong, suppressed cults, killed civilians, and rose from a mere warrior to the left commander of the Imperial Guard. It can be said that he is a very human minister. But you chose to walk on the evil path. On the surface, you are a military attache of the imperial court, but behind your back, you are the branch master of Wanyu Hall. You killed your brother and wanted to defile his widow. After you were injured, you were rescued by Wang Liao, but you backhandedly killed her husband. In the end, you are lying in prison, but there will be no righteous person in your youth to save you. The agency was too clever in its calculations, but it cost Qing Qing her life. But are other people good people? Not necessarily. Everyone has their own agenda, and you are just the loser in the political struggle. When you are separated from your relatives and your brothers die unexpectedly, will you think of that passionate young man many years ago? Alas, this is just a microcosm of the tragedies in feudal society.