Lin Wan, a 26-year-old female criminal court judge, was stabbed to death in the garage by a family member who lost the case.
When she opened her eyes again, she became the second daughter of the Prime Minister's Mansion who was so sick and so weak that she was almost transparent.
She thought she was going to fight to the death, but instead she stole her brother's old clothes, bound her breasts and hair, disguised herself as a man, and fought all the way from the provincial examination to the palace examination.
During the palace examination, the young emperor asked her: "What is justice?"
She replied: "The chain of evidence is closed and beyond reasonable doubt."
Everyone in the house was shocked. The emperor personally selected the flowers and entered Dali Temple.
The disappearance of the bride, the murder of the husband by curse, the water transportation corruption case... Cases that others could not solve, she used modern criminal investigation thinking to reduce the dimensionality and attack, and submitted files to the emperor one after another.
Emperor Xiao Yan ascended the throne at the age of fourteen, but was ignored by the Queen Mother and powerful officials for six years. He flipped through her case file and approved eight words: "She is thoughtful and can be of great use."
Until he called her late one night and saw the small old marks on her earlobes - they were pierced ears.
The crime of deceiving the emperor should be punished by the nine tribes.
But she just untied her bun and said calmly: "Your Majesty wants to kill or behead me, but I have nothing to say. But after I die, who will speak for those wronged souls?"
He gripped the armrest of the dragon chair tightly and finally said: "I don't want your life. I want - you."
But she doesn't want to enter the palace.
What she wanted to do was to investigate unjust cases all over the world and compile a "Da Zhou Business Code" so that women in this country could study, be officials, and live uprightly.
Imperial power and freedom, love and ideals.
Will she give in, or let the Nine-Five Lord give in for her?
