The Legend of Detective Liu Luoguo

This story is adapted from folklore and opera. Liu Yong won the favor of Qianlong with his excellent performance in the imperial examination. He started from the grassroots county magistrate and rose to the rank of Tiren Pavilion bachelor. He always upheld fair law enforcement and was deeply loved by the people. During a famine in Shandong, King Yeluqi of Anle embezzled money and food for disaster relief. Liu Yong, with the power of the imperial envoy, and with the assistance of Zhuge Jin and Li Zhilong, obtained evidence of his crime and executed him with a guillotine. Unexpectedly, he was framed by Ye Luhong and his adulterous concubine. Fortunately, Li Zhilong bravely broke into the forbidden palace and submitted evidence to clear Liu Yong's grievances. He was also awarded the title of "The Best Hero in the World". At the Tianqi Temple in Dezhou, Liu Yong accidentally discovered the emperor's biological mother, Concubine Xi, who was living among the people. Not daunted by the difficulties, he united with the righteous people in the Jianghu to uncover the unjust case of the Qing Palace more than 20 years ago, reunited Qianlong with his mother, and he was recognized by the Queen Mother as his adopted son. The Yellow River overflowed, and Liu Tongxun discovered that Tong Sanfeng had rebelled, but unfortunately he was imprisoned. With the help of Guo Ying, Liu Yong rescued the relevant personnel and severely punished Yeluhong with a tiger-head guillotine. Yeluhong's daughter, Concubine Ye, took revenge and sent Liu Yong to prison. Fortunately, Prince Zhuang protected him. Concubine Ye tried another treacherous trick, but was discovered by Liu Yong. Liu Yong was demoted to Jiangning Mansion. On the way, he relied on his keen intuition to detect the case of Xu Cuiping and Yang Hong's adultery and murder, and was reinstated with the approval of Qianlong. Since then, Liu Yong, Li Zhilong and others have continued to punish evil and promote good in the arena and court, and protect justice, leaving behind a lot of good stories.