I Am a County Magistrate in the Ancient Puppet World

Xiao Liu is an abandoned baby who grew up in Yizhuang. He is illiterate and cannot embroider. His greatest skill is fighting cocks and digging out bird nests. She just nodded a few times, how come she took office? ! An illiterate woman pretended to be a county magistrate pretending to be a man, a real think tank with broken bones hiding behind a screen to make suggestions, and a wet nurse with a mouth as tough as a spatula - the three of them bravely propped up a crumbling county government. There is the covetous county magistrate above, and there are intertwined clans below. The account books are full of bad debts, and the murder cases are strange. And the truth that the entire Qiu family was wiped out was approaching them step by step with the storm in the court. In the ancient puppet world, other heroines are in love. They are interrogating cattle to solve crimes, clearing up empty wages, and killing people in secret investigation rooms. Innocent reputation? Let's finish the trial of the bloody identification case first. Flowers before the moon? It's better to go back to Houya and set up a stand for Luffa. This is a story about two girls setting their own rules on a crooked card table. At the end of the Ming Dynasty (in a fictional world), the Little Ice Age was approaching, undercurrents in the court were surging, local officialdom was decaying, and clan forces were intertwined. · Location: The main story mainly takes place in Guichi County, Chizhou Prefecture, South Zhili. The county government, Yizhuang, markets, and rural ancestral halls are the main scenes. Power structure: There is an undercurrent of power struggle between the prince and the general in the central government, while the county magistrate and the clan control government affairs in the local area. The protagonist group started from a county government office and gradually became involved in larger chess games. · Atmospheric tone: Use a relaxed and humorous style to write about daily cases and human relationships, but underneath the laughter, there is a serious questioning of the system, justice and human nature. Concept: Two girls set their own rules on a crooked card table. One is an illiterate fake magistrate of the county. He is illiterate but understands people's hearts. The justice that grows out of the mud is more effective than any book written by a sage. One is the real think tank in trouble, who hides behind the screen to write judgments for her, investigate bad debts, fight corrupt officials, and perform the play without leakage. They had no backing and no way out, but they turned a crumbling county government into the most just place in troubled times. Others asked: How dare you? They never thought about whether they dared or not. It's just that the rules of this world are not designed for good people, so they have to decide for themselves