Has His Majesty Been Voted Out Today?

Zhao Xiaoman, the number one female gangster in the capital, did something big - she tied up a handsome young man who claimed to be a "disgraced scholar", but found a five-clawed dragon pattern on his shirt. What's even more outrageous is that not only did Mr. Qi not run away, but he also enthusiastically taught her how to write a blackmail letter: "Your Majesty is worth ten thousand taels of gold. Remember to ask the Ministry of Revenue to exchange Lingnan lychees for cash." When wealth and wealth collide with the imperial power, absurd things happen one after another: the imperial guard squats on the roof and gnaws candied haws on a stick to keep an eye on him, the Minister of the Ministry of Justice is tied behind his back in the brothel to check the account book, and the enemy's spy accidentally eats the imperial kitchen's special spicy hot pot and bursts into tears. Qi Mingyuan held up the "Countdown to Tear Up" wooden sign with his left hand and corrected the "Beijing Fraud Prevention Guide" with his right hand, turning the kidnapping scene into a simulation of state governance. As the mercury dice case in the gambling house and the cricket fraud case in the Gongyuan were solved, the old case of "a raccoon cat for a prince" from ten years ago has surfaced. The birthmark on Zhao Xiaoman's neck reveals the secrets of the previous dynasty, and the jade seal on Qi Mingyuan's pillow hides the border defense plan. When the "Imperial Decree to Seal the Ticket" and the "Golden Medal of Immunity from Death" were presented at the same time, the female bandit and the emperor stirred up the turmoil of the entire dynasty with candied haws sticks in the eaves of the tile roof. (It is recommended that when reading and listening to books with smart phones, you can choose a gentle and ladylike voice to listen to it, which is a perfect match for this work)