In the affairs of the Great Zhou Dynasty, foreign relatives had exclusive power, treacherous prime ministers controlled the government, and the law became a plaything in the hands of the powerful. Gu Tingye, the second son of the Marquis of Ningyuan, was exiled to the Jianghu due to his stepmother's favor in his early years, and experienced the hardships of the world. Once the prodigal son turned around, he relied on his extraordinary courage and persistence in the law to rise to prominence in the turbulent capital city. He was ordered to take charge of the world's prisons and served as the Shaoqing of Dali Temple. Faced with the pressing and serial traps of the domineering powerful, he can only have a strong sense of integrity and thoughtfulness. He used the Sanchi Court as the battlefield and the Ming Dynasty's laws as a sharp blade, peeling off cocoons in the heavy fog, vowing to tear apart the dark corner of this prosperous age. This is a court game without gunpowder. Let's see how the upright Gu Tingye breaks the situation in a desperate situation and protects the purity of the world.
