Become a Faint King, and Start with Rebels All over the Court

Become a faint king, and the whole court will rebel against thieves at the beginning. When Xiao Jingxuan opened his eyes, he found that he had become the most ridiculous emperor in the Zhou Dynasty - he drank and had fun every day, and the government was completely controlled by the regent Pei Yanzhao. What's even more outrageous is that half of the civil and military officials in the dynasty were rebels, and they all hoped that he would die soon so that a new king could be established. But no one knew that there was a modern soul hidden under his skin, and no one remembered that the old case three years ago that was classified as "salt and iron fraud" actually contained the truth about the sudden death of the late emperor. Xiao Jingxuan decided to take advantage of the trick and continued to act crazy, but secretly focused on a flaw in the case file - all the testimonies pointed to a long-dead businessman, but there was a piece of rouge paper from the "Zuiyue Tower" in the file. The female official next to him, Shen Qingwu, was the daughter of a loyal minister who was unjustly killed. She lurked in the palace just for revenge, but unexpectedly discovered that this ignorant king was secretly looking through old cases. From testing each other to joining forces, the two, with the help of the brothel proprietress Liu Ruyan, dug out clues that Pei Yanzhao had forged evidence. But is Pei Yanzhao the same generation as Yi Yu? He set up a series of tricks to force Xiao Jingxuan to "lose his composure" in the court, and then borrowed a knife to kill someone, allowing Zhao Wujiu to expose Shen Qingwu's identity. Xiao Jingxuan took advantage of Zhao Wujiu's guilt and made him a thorn in the court. When Pei Yanzhao thought he was sure of victory, Xiao Jingxuan, with the cooperation of Zhou Huaijin, a doctor of Taixue, threw a dust-covered account book on the Dragon Case in front of hundreds of officials on the day of the late emperor's death - on it were recorded the names of all the officials involved in the 'Salt and Iron Case'. The settlement of old accounts has just begun.