"Chang'an Bi Case Record" - Feng Lei instigates, and fate is written on paper.
During the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty, a headless corpse of an official was discovered in South Chang'an City. The crime occurred right in front of the "Du Family Steamed Bun Shop". The shopkeeper Du Sanhuo was forced to write the book and was involved in the old case of Fenglei.
He was originally a street boy, but because of his good calligraphy and amazing memory, he was selected as a "ghost writer" by the imperial censor, who wrote his destiny with his pen and determined his life and death with his scroll.
However, the truth goes far beyond the murder. Why did my mother feel wronged back then? Is there another hidden reason behind his father's death? Is the art of ghostwriting a tool for solving crimes or a weapon of political intrigue?
A roll of Feng Lei Ce, an ebony pen, and a piece of life-death confession were quietly opened among the rivers, lakes and temples.
He used his pen as a blade and vowed to write down every life and every injustice on the paper - not to judge people, but to ask questions on the paper.
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