Gu Yan, a researcher at the Department of History, woke up and transformed into the magistrate of the Yong Dynasty who was on death row and was being taken to the execution ground - the crime was to block the canal and help the victims. In half an hour, his head would fall to the ground.
In a desperate situation, he remembered the only copy of "Da Yong Miscellanies" he had stayed up late to finish reading: Under the mass graves in the west of the city, there were thirty boxes of illegal money minted by the clan.
The death row prisoner's words shocked the saints. The man on the execution platform turned into an investigative agent personally appointed by the emperor.
The prophet is in hand and the evidence is in mind. From the mass grave illegal money case, to water transportation corruption, old cases in Jiangnan, and Taihu floods, he worked step by step, filling in the holes that were not written down in the history books one by one; he also took the clan girl who investigated the salt transportation into his heart bit by bit.
It's just that he doesn't know yet that the last page of that miscellaneous journal that accompanies his life contains other people's comments...
