The Great Song Dynasty: Bao Zheng's Personal Disciples' Investigative Records

Starting from February of the eighth year of Jiayou's reign (1063), Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty Zhao Zhen became seriously ill and couldn't bear it. Empress Cao was at odds with Prince Zhao Shu. Weird things happened frequently in Tokyo (Kaifeng). A secret agent from the Imperial City Department found documents of rebellion in the prince's bedroom in the East Palace. The prince was unjustly imprisoned. It was rumored that Empress Cao would imitate Wu Zetian and take over the throne after the death of Song Renzong Zhao Zhen. There was an uproar in both the government and the public. Imperial ministers Han Qi, Ouyang Xiu and others jointly recommended Wang Renjie, a direct disciple of Bao Zheng, to investigate the case. At this point, Wang Renjie joined the Imperial City Division and began his investigative journey! (This book is a semi-fictional historical novel. If it is inconsistent with historical facts, please do not criticize it)