Chang'an is at peace, and the eastern inspection tour begins. This journey is not to clear the way for the Sage, but to seek justice for the people.
Though the turmoil in Chang'an has subsided, threats to the Great Tang have spread from the court to the rivers and seas. Su Wuming is promoted in title but demoted in practice, and sent to take up a post in Penglai. Lu Lingfeng, too, has no choice but to leave Chang'an. The former six-member investigation team reunites, but this time their horses turn east, taking them into a realm even more unfathomable than the desert: the heartland of the Central Plains and the vast Eastern Sea.
An “eastern inspection tour” means traveling the four corners of the land to purge the world of evil.
Ghosts arise from the human heart; the law holds demons at bay.
From the ancient roads of Bianzhou to the raging waves, this eastern journey has no imperial procession, only Su Wuming's autopsy knife and Lu Lingfeng's spear for breaking enemy lines. The six travel together, uncovering the truth behind life and death. Watch as they tear away the painted facade of this prosperous age and let sunlight reach the darkest corners of the Great Tang.
“Junior brother, look at this mighty river flowing east. It can wash away the silt, but not the human heart.” “Then we'll investigate! We'll keep going until we reach the end of the Eastern Sea and uncover the whole truth!”
Very interesting, with rigorous logic and unique characters
The storyline is captivating, engaging, and beautiful!
It's so catchy, you can't stop listening to it.
Ever since I was a child, I only like to listen and don't like to describe.
It's clearly organized and concise, and the writing is very good. .
I don't know why the rating is low, it's pretty cool
The plot is compact, the details are exquisite, and it is super exciting. So pretty. It's like watching a TV show.
It's good-looking, the story is rhythmic, exciting, and not sloppy.
Okay, okay, okay
But the position of general judge was only available in the Song Dynasty, not in the Tang Dynasty [laughs awkwardly]