Xiao Yanchen, a student from a poor family, entered the imperial examination and became an official. When he first became a county captain, he fell into a quagmire of corruption.
The powerful colluded with the officials, the private salt case hid murderous intent, and the colleagues were marginalized and helpless.
He visited salt households at night to collect evidence, wrote to the government office to break the situation, and solved the backlog of cases in succession.
At the beginning of the New Deal, party struggles were surging, and he dealt with powerful officials and eunuchs.
Investigate treasury cases, redress unjust prisons, promote streamlined administration, and provide relief from disasters and epidemics, every step of the way.
From a small county in the south of the Yangtze River to the top of a temple, the power is in hand, but the original intention is gradually far away.
The family is in ruins, old friends are scattered, and finally he becomes a lonely minister facing Can Xue.
There is no debate about merits and demerits, and the soul returns to its homeland, leaving only the word "Chu" ink that is still wet.
