Embroidered Spring Knife and Gavel

[Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty + Jinyiwei + Dali Temple Detective + Group Portraits of Dandies + Powerful Suspense + Easily Solved Cases] During the Jiajing period, an iron case was settled in the capital. On the first day when Shen Ji, the new top scholar, entered Dali Temple, he saw flaws in his confession. But the case involved the Five Cities Military and Horse Division, and no one in the whole court dared to touch it. He has a small official position, few people, and no backers, so he can only borrow people from Jinyiwei. Unexpectedly, the ones they borrowed were not elite soldiers, but Qin Zhaoye, the leader of the six evils in the capital, plus five noble dandies who had been tricked by their own father to temper their temper. A gentle champion who only talks about evidence leads a group of unruly young men to break into a haunted house, uncover old cases, investigate the cause of death, and tear up the shady story of the officialdom. Those who know how to dismantle weapons can see wounds; those who work in the sex industry can tell the truth; those who go to gambling houses can find clues; those who dig into old papers can solve serious cases; even those who can talk to animals can find clues to murders from a dog's mouth. At first, they just thought it was fun to solve the case, but later they realized: some lives cannot be waited for, and some unjust cases cannot be ignored. The embroidered spring knife opens the way, and the Jingtangmu asks questions. The six evils in the capital will eventually grow into the sharpest Ximu Qilang in the Ming Dynasty.