The Last Jinyiweijiao Town

Jinyiwei - a secret service organization directly under orders from the emperor during the Ming Dynasty. Specializing in espionage, arrests, torture, even assassinations and other secretive things. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Wei Zhongxian eunuched the party and monopolized power, covering the sky with one hand and killing dissidents. Chongzhen succeeded to the throne and Wei Zhongxian fell. Although the government was clear for the first time, it was difficult to calm down the chaos in the world. Firstly, there were many evils in the previous dynasty, and civil strife occurred frequently in various places; secondly, the Jin people outside the customs raised troops to cause trouble, and their power gradually grew; thirdly, within the palace, everyone had their own agenda, fighting for power and gain, and undercurrents were surging. Emperor Chongzhen appointed Cao Huachun, the Superintendent of Ceremonies, to handle Wei Ni's case. Cao Huachun and Dongchang Tian Huairen, in order to pursue the fish that slipped through the net of Wei's party, selected thirteen capable people from the Jinyi Guards to organize the "Thirteen Auspicious" full-time to pursue Wei Ni's party. The fate of the thirteen Jinyiwei changed. After "Thirteen Auspicious" received the order in the palace, he went to all directions to hunt down the remaining members of Wei Ni's party. Initially, if the information was accurate, they captured and executed several people one after another. However, in the end, some escaped far away and hid deeply. They have been tracking for many years with no results. However, the Ming Dynasty was exhausted. In March of the 17th year of Chongzhen, King Li Chuang conquered the city of Beijing. Emperor Chongzhen committed suicide on Meishan, and the Ming Dynasty fell. Later, the Qing army entered the pass, pacified the world, changed dynasties, and finally calmed down the country. However, some of the "Thirteen Auspicious Things" of that year are still wandering around the world.