[Ancient proverbs + house fighting + legitimate daughter + business + female standard + double-faced loyal dog guard + pure love 1v1 double purity + court intrigue + secrets of the giant crocodile family in water transportation]
Sixteen years after the White Horse Temple was repaired, Kong Yaoling returned home and realized that the lifeline of the water transport was evidence of a heinous crime. Where Kong's canal flag passed, even the corpse oil of the Yellow River could be washed into gold paint in front of the Buddha. The wealth of the family is a pagoda supported by millions of bones. The pagodas and canals carried not grain but people's fat and oil, and the offerings in the Buddhist halls were not Buddhas but giant crocodiles that devoured the country. On the surface, they worshiped the Buddha and chanted sutras, but in fact they colluded with the powerful, controlled the court, and preyed on the people. Even the Yellow River's banks were used as tools to make money.
His father is ambitious, his grandmother is a treacherous person, and his mother is secretive. In this rich and sinful mansion, Kong Yaoling is walking on thin ice, and his identity as a guard is a mystery. Kong Yaoling not only has to protect himself in this blood-connected Shura field, but also has to witness the hegemony of water transportation. Her life was in ruins and her heart was in torment. The water bandits robbed and killed, the refugees starved to death, and the official warehouses were falsified. She was forced to get involved in the four-party struggle between Emperor Xianwen, Empress Dowager Feng, King Mu Cheng, and the Kong family. She struggled between family affection, morality, imperial power, and the heart of Buddha. Can the morning bells and evening drums cleanse the blood of Luoshui?
