"Liu Luoguo" is a public case novel written by Chu Renxun in the Qing Dynasty. It tells the story of an upright official Liu Yong (Liu Luoguo) who punished rape and eliminated evil during the Qianlong period.
The governor of Shandong, Guotai, relied on his sister, the Empress of the West Palace, to conceal the disaster and harm the people.
Chen Zhenming and others petitioned for orders for the people, but were accused of "treason" and killed.
Liu Yong was ordered to investigate and investigate, disguised as a Taoist priest and paid a private visit in disguise. On the way, he encountered a whirlwind and complained about his injustice. He also cleverly solved the strange case of Huang Aiyu's snake drilling into the anus and killing her husband. Following the clues, he finally found out that Cathay was corrupt, perverted the law, deceived the emperor and harmed the people, and brought him to justice.
The language of the novel is vivid and simple, full of folk interest. It successfully portrays the image of Liu Yong as an upright official with a wise and humorous mind and a strong sense of law enforcement. It also portrays the greed and cruelty of villains such as Cathay. It is a distinctive work among the public case novels of the Qing Dynasty.
