In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Chang'an City, how unlucky could it be to be an unlucky guy?
The filial son Ah Fu just wanted to raise money to treat his master, but overnight he became the most wanted murderer in the city.
A pair of Kunlun slaves who regarded assassination as "playing house" killed the wrong person, stole the wrong money, and were regarded as peerless masters.
The two Jinwu guards who wanted to solve a major case ran wildly following the clues, but they placed all the charges on the most innocent person.
A jade pendant that hides a shocking secret, and the corpse of a Hu businessman who died mysteriously, twist this group of "cool people" into a mess. In this interlocking oolong situation, how could an honest man "detect" a major scientific examination fraud case that shocked both the government and the public in amidst all the chaos?
Reader comments
This book is super beautiful, the description of the scene is so good, and the characters are also very well portrayed. It reflects the hardship and complexity of the little people in the prosperous Chang'an. It is worth recommending [Love] [Love]
This book is super beautiful, the description of the scene is so good, and the characters are also very well portrayed. It reflects the hardship and complexity of the little people in the prosperous Chang'an. It is worth recommending [Love] [Love]