In the twelfth year of Xining, there were two wonders in Bianjing.
First, Princess Li Zhaoyang rode her horse in the street and knocked over the ceremonial guards of the three envoys. What was scattered under the horse's hooves was not ordinary documents, but ironclad evidence of the Jiangnan Salt Case that shocked the government and the public. Amidst the storm in the city, Her Royal Highness the Princess raised her chin and shouted to Shen Mogui, the investigating officer who came after hearing the news with a serious face: "What are you looking at? I have saved you the time of investigating the case!"
The second is Shen Mogui, who is known as the "Iron-faced Yama". He is in charge of punishment and prison, and is in charge of speculation. The law is his only criterion. He kills powerful people, corrects injustices, and measures all the good and evil in the world with an almost cold procedure, his heart is like eternal ice. Everyone said that Shen Yanluo only had the scale of the law in his heart, but no warmth of flesh and blood.
Until the fire named Li Zhaoyang burned arbitrarily into his world of black and white.
She laughed at him for being pedantic, scolded him for being cold-blooded, dissatisfied with every one of his assertions about "the supremacy of legal principles," and she also saw through the silent aftermath of his perfect trial - the money to settle the orphans and widows, the justice sought for the death row prisoners, and the silhouette in silence for a long time in front of a piece of paper late at night.
"Shen Mogui," she broke into his mansion, her eyes reflecting the scorching peach blossoms outside the window, "You have condemned all the sins of the world, who will judge... You have made yourself a ruler?"
The emperor on the dragon throne looked at his sister who could lift the roof of the imperial study room, and at his best friend who wished he could have "Song Xingtong" tattooed on his face. He held his forehead with a headache and said, "One of my biological sisters, one of my ministers... Can you not always quarrel outside my Chui Gong Hall?"
Intention: The eternal debate between "divine nature" and "human nature", "legal principles" and "emotions"