Judge of the Can Tang Dynasty

Chang'an fell, the Tang Dynasty fled westward, Fengxiang ran out of food, and the morale of the army was in chaos. When Zhu Bingyu opened his eyes, he was already kneeling on the execution ground and became a death row prisoner for sacrificing flags. When others travel through time, their lives are changed, but for him, he must first survive. With the words "The food is not lost, it's in the city", he took a breath away from the guillotine and stepped into the dirtiest and most dangerous mess in Fengxiang City. On the surface, there was a lack of food, but in fact, the shogunate, military camps, trade routes, and the rebel army all worked together to hollow out this important town in Guanzhong. The food register is fake, the troop quotas are empty, the door guards will leak, and the guard changes will be chaotic. Even the food road in the south of the city and the back warehouse of the foot shop have hands and feet that cannot be seen. Zhu Bingyu did not have a high-ranking backer, nor the military power to respond to every call. He only had a book, a pen, and a clearer mind than anyone else. He wants to gain a foothold among hungry soldiers, ruthless generals, corrupt officials, and local snakes, and then follow the old bills and empty rosters to dig out the evil hands hidden in the Jiedushi Mansion, military warehouses, state prisons, and behind the city gates one by one. This is the story of a death row prisoner who climbed up to the card table step by step in Fengxiang of the Tang Dynasty. It is also a story about a young judge who uses paper and pen as a knife to fight for his own life, Fengxiang's survival, and the Tang Dynasty in troubled times.