He uses a copper coin to determine the outcome, and half a folding fan to defeat thousands of enemies.
Xia Yiming has a copper coin.
It's not a magic weapon, it's just an ordinary Kaiyuan Tongbao. Wear a red string and hang it around your waist, turning it like a fortune teller's divination.
But with only this copper coin, he solved the case of the "evaporation" of three million taels of silver transported by water, exposed the serial scheme of killing hundreds of cities by reviving corpses for thirty years, and disrupted the secret battle for imperial power between three princes. In the end, even his own life, which he had lived for twenty years, was a chess game in the hands of others.
He has six friends by his side:
The blind luthier is silent, listening to the sound is his only mirror;
The swordsman Ye Wucuo only uses one sword in his life, which is his last trump card;
Thousand-handed thief Jia Sanshou, his mouth is faster than his hands, which is his most chaotic and accurate variable;
The talkative monk Yuan Zhen, who hides the truth in nonsense, is his biggest intelligence network;
Gu Qianfan, the iron-faced hunter, chased him for three years, and finally became the official pressure he trusted most and could not live without;
There is also Liu Rumei - the number one actress in the capital, an orphan from the former dynasty, who can make people risk their lives by singing a play.
She asked him: "Are you in the bureau or outside the bureau?"
"I'm in the bureau," he said.
She asked again: "Then whose game are you in?"
He was silent for a long time and said, "This is the answer I'm looking for."
From the mist and rain in the south of the Yangtze River to the blood rain in the capital, from the undercurrent of the rivers and lakes to the chess game in the court - Xia Yiming goes all the way and breaks all the way.
But in the end, he discovered that the biggest game was not set by others.
It's him.
