During the prosperous period of the Tang Dynasty, a secret network department was established - the Secret Network Department.
Whether it's talk about monsters in a monster building or rumors about changing one's fate, as long as the word "national destiny" is touched, it all falls under the control of this department. Wen Tong was originally a young official who wrote edicts, but she was gifted with the ability to see "the cause and effect behind the words": she could tell at a glance who a false edict would harm, which state's army would be stirred up by a line of poetry, and which year's history books would be changed by a line of inscriptions.
As a result, she was thrown into the Secret Network Department, and from then on she began a path dedicated to "rebellion with her mouth":
The new song in Gelou hides the "Yi Jun" technique? Dismantle.
The small characters in the almanac encourage "the bones of life are loose and the fate of the country is in trouble"? Burn.
Using her name to teach people to stir up trouble at a lecture on the sidelines? Smash.
On the original stele of Tai Chi, someone wrote at night: "Be careful with this one intention, and be easy with this one king"?
——She simply set up a "Qualification Monument" next to the monument and tore these eight characters into pieces in public.
Fu Lue talks about "how to tamper with the fate of the country", and Ju Lue talks about "how to dismantle the art of tampering with the fate of the country".
Some people want to use her strategy to overthrow the emperor, and some want to inscribe her name on the monument to take the blame.
Wen Tong only does one thing:
If you have the ability, use the knife to rebel, don't fool people with your words.
What she specifically cut off was this path of "writing to usurp the country."
Ancient costume detective + Machiavellian espionage + Literary flow,
See the cause and effect at a glance and write it into the history books in one stroke.
