At sunset in the Gobi desert, the soldiers of the Luosha tribe defeated the rogue bandits and rescued the down-and-out scholar Pei Shu from under the broken merchant car.
He was frail and coughed when the wind blew. As soon as he was rescued, he dared to comment on the shortcomings of Mu Ci's whipping technique.
Mu Ci just wanted to pick up a burdensome person who only knew how to talk.
He can handle deceitful business contracts and defuse bandit traps, and he can always see through the mystery at a glance.
Pei Shu was charged with an old case from his hometown and lurked in the desert to collect clues, but he fell in love with a sassy desert girl.
In order to protect the Luosha Department, he left a token and left quietly.
A few years later, Mu Ci disguised herself as a man and went to the capital. The former scholar was already an important member of the court, approaching him step by step.
Mu Ci raised his glass and refused coldly: "Young Master, don't admit your old friend by mistake."
In the past, I picked you up in the desert, but from now on, you stepped on the yellow sand and rushed here.
