When the soul of Jian'an scholar Yang Xiu was reincarnated as Di Chun, Duke Di's steward, thousands of years of wisdom and deadly edge intertwined in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Yang Xiu, who was killed by Cao Cao for his "tasteless" remarks, woke up with the memories of the Three Kingdoms, only to find that he had become an inconspicuous domestic servant in the Di Mansion. Under the scar on the forehead, there are strange thoughts that span time and space in solving cases; in the old scars on the chest, there are warnings from past lives about relying on talent to get into trouble.
Di Renjie realizes that this butler is completely different from the other two - he can see through the lost poisonous techniques of the Western Regions from the corpse spots, use abacus beads to deduce the murderer's mind, and even use the "Five Elements" theory to solve the mystery of medical cases. In mysterious cases such as the sudden death of a Turkic mission and the serial murder of fake medicines, Di Chun (Yang Xiu) repeatedly showed amazing insights, but he also almost got into trouble because of his past habits. Di Gong used the three tests of "testing the soul with poisonous ginseng", "discriminating wisdom by wrong knowledge" and "attacking the heart with fake beheading" to polish this "thousand-year-old chicken rib" into a hidden edge.
When the Wolf Guard's poisonous plan and the Snake Spirit's conspiracy emerged one after another, Di Chun gradually transformed under Yuan Fang's bravery, Ru Yan's agility, and Zeng Tai's legal framework. He grew from a scholar who was proud of his talent to a detective assistant who understood that "great wisdom is like a fool." In the end, he used the abacus as a pen and the law as a blade, and wrote a legend of vindication belonging to the reincarnation during the prosperous period of the Tang Dynasty - "The old ghost of Cao Ying, the new blade of Dimen, specializes in killing monsters in the world."
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Yang Xiu will definitely be taught well by Duke Di
Yang Xiu will definitely be taught well by Duke Di