Lu Wu Tianheng

The world is in chaos, the imperial power has fallen by the wayside, and the boundaries between the arena and the court have long been blurred. This is an era where martial arts is forbidden and power is respected. The famous families are divided into one party and the common people are treated like grass. The aristocratic families monopolize martial arts and resources, and the children of poor families will never be able to stand out. The law has collapsed, righteousness no longer exists, and only fists and swords are the only truth. Wei Ling, a young man from a humble background whose parents died in a feud in Jianghu, was recruited into the Criminal Cases Department, the lowest level of the "Six Doors" because of his illiteracy, and became a clerk responsible for recording murderous crimes in Jianghu but without the right to intervene. What he faces every day are unresolved cases and grievances that have been suppressed by the powerful. He has no passion and obsession with "justice", but he has no power to restrain the chicken. In the world of masters and the complicated officialdom, he is as humble as an ant. Until that night, when he was sorting out a top-secret file involving the massacre of the martial arts leader's son, blood dripped from the scroll, accidentally activating the mysterious [Heavenly Law System] in his mind. The system interface is cold and clear: [Host: Wei Ling. Identity: The last official of the Criminal Case Department of the Dajing Dynasty. Core mission: Use law as a weapon to reshape the order of the world. Punishment for mission failure: system stripping, host erasure. The function of the system is simple and crude: you can obtain "Heavenly Law Points" by detecting cases, apprehending or trying targets that meet the "crime value" (outlaws, corrupt officials, lawless powerful people). Heavenly Law Points can be exchanged for peerless martial arts secrets ("The Record of Wrongs", the "Mingjing Zhishui" sword skills, "The Selfless" palm skills), direct infusion of internal strength, and even the summoning of legendary magic weapons (such as the "Measuring the Sky Ruler" symbolizing "law", Dai