Chapter 1: A letter from "Chu". After a shocking investigation and an unjust case was clarified, he and Pang Feiyan lived in the old house of Pang Mansion. During the heavy rain, she burned the manuscripts that carried past grudges, but unexpectedly led to the "ghost" in the west wing - the old housekeeper who was threatened by the shadow guard. Then she discovered that the imperial seal and legacy letters were hidden in her mother's intimate room. Later, Bao Zheng informed her that Concubine Pang was actually her mother's twin sister and had secretly helped each other for many years. Everyone paid homage to the deceased under the plum blossom tree in Jinmingchi, and Chu Chu also gained family love and stability. A few years later, a fragment of an unburned manuscript revealed that the secret code of the national jade seal was actually a love poem between my mother and Taishi Pang, which contained a warning to the monarch that "the world is for the common good". In the end, Bianliang was peaceful, and Chu Chu used the love and perseverance of her ancestors to protect her home and happiness. This affectionate and righteous past turned into an eternal legend of Bianliang.
Chapter 2: From the undercurrent of smuggling in the Bianhe River, to the murder of the academy with a knife hidden in pen and ink, from the blood-stained makeup of the Phantom of the Opera, to the life-and-death game of intrigue in the court, Bao Zheng, together with Gongsun Ce, Zhan Zhao, and Chu Chu, overcame obstacles and solved one strange case after another and unjust cases. In the final chapter, Wang Qinruo, the privy envoy, colludes with the Liao people in an attempt to rebel, and a murderous intention is hidden in the ceremony to sacrifice to heaven. Bao Zheng is ordered to face danger, and uses his wisdom to uncover the traitor. He relies on his courage to put down the rebellion and protect the peace of the Song Dynasty. When he was nearly sixty years old, he retired from the army and returned to Luzhou with his true love, but he still cared about the people and never forgot to relieve their worries. Until his peaceful death, he spent his whole life fulfilling his vow to "have no regrets in his heart and no regrets in the people." The reputation of "Bao Qingtian" turned into a symbol of justice and will be passed down forever in the long river of time.
