Ji Qinghe, a monk from a poor family, guarded an acre of spiritual land and lived with his sick mother. However, a branch of the Immortal Sect usurped the spiritual land and had no way to complain. Seeing his mother coughing up blood and saying "It would be great if there was a law to protect poor families", he clutched the "Law Code" handed down from his ancestors, carried three grains of spiritual wheat as a gift, and embarked on the road to the imperial examination - he wanted to be a litigator, let the immortal family return his spiritual land, and let the poor families in the world straighten their backs!
In the county examination room, he used his spiritual energy as ink to write the answer sheet "The Immortal Sect is not given by Heaven, but must also abide by the laws of the country", but was framed by the Immortal Sect's disciples for cheating. At a critical moment, the patrol censor Xie Wujiu threw a token to help him prove his innocence. This cold-faced censor holds the power of "breaking prisons with two pens" and specializes in investigating fraud in cultivating immortals. However, when he and Ji Qinghe jointly tried the corruption case and jointly solved the Lingtian rape case, the light in the young man's eyes that "protected all living beings with the law" made his heart tremble.
From then on, one used "spiritual energy painting scene" to defend the case, and the other used "Embroidered Spring Knife" to examine the evidence. The two went from being teachers and students in the Imperial College to serving in the court. They trampled on the privileges of the immortal sect under their feet, pulled down the corrupt officials, and in the court where the three divisions were interrogated, they used the law as a sword to fight for the poor family's way to heaven!
Xie Wujiu watched Ji Qinghe arguing hard in the court, and publicly rejected the emperor's imperial edict to "give a man a wife": "Qinghe is the pillar of the country. What I want is not a marriage contract that traps him in the back house, but an equal gift of being able to protect the law side by side with him."
Purpose: Use the law to give poor families a way to survive
