In the troubled times of the Yin Dynasty, the machinations of aristocratic families were undercurrent. A set of ancient principles, the "Law of Heavenly Balance", which was about to be lost, contained the ultimate wisdom for deciding top-level political disputes. It is neither a law nor a punishment. It uses the heart as a ruler and games as a blade. It is a secret treasure passed down from generation to generation by a family of top counselors. Xie Zhao, the orphan of the Xie family, is the last descendant of this principle.
Xie Zhao, the orphan girl of the Xie family, possesses the lost secret knowledge "Law of Heavenly Balance", and secludes herself into the palace to plot her plans, vowing to avenge her family justly. The life experience of General Wei Xun is a mystery, but he becomes the only variable in her chess game and the glimmer of light in the darkness. Undercurrents in the court are surging, aristocratic families are confronting each other, and imperial power is competing. She uses the rules as a blade, and he uses guardianship as a shield. The two work side by side to break through the situation, and finally use the way of balance to open up the sun and the moon.
Purpose: "Tianheng Ji" is an ancient conspiracy novel with procedural justice and female wisdom as its core. The work explores the power of rules, the weight of truth and the brilliance of human resilience in a complex world where power and desire are intertwined.