Everyone in the Ming Dynasty thought this was just a cliché story about a poor family's counterattack.
Li Yanqing, a son from a poor family in Qingxi, used willow branches as his pen and mud and water as his ink. He was the first in the county and government examinations. Just when he was eager to take the college entrance examination and marry his childhood sweetheart, Su Wanqing, an abnormal flood swept away countless corpses and secrets, destroying all his plans.
An old account passed down from generation to generation pushed a shocking corruption case involving a cabinet minister in front of him. In order to recover an "injustice" for the dead river worker, he peeled off the cocoon and pulled out silk, only to find that he was actually facing the pursuit of Jin Yiwei and the blood debt of his classmates and mentors.
He is a proud man from a poor family and refuses to bow his head.
Let's see how a man in white can use his thin shoulders to break through this overwhelming power. In the mud and blood and tears, he can regain the clarity of the world for the innocent souls who cannot speak.