[Group portrait + indefinite cp + no fixed protagonist + dual perspectives + fictional ancient sayings + investigation]
The main perspective is tentatively decided: Yan Suijue.
In the first year of Heqing, the new emperor ascended the throne
The seemingly prosperous Xijing is surrounded by crises, including intrigues, civil strife, and border temptations.
At this time, a young detective named Yan Suijue appeared.
He is Xijing's sea-fixing needle, but he is also one of the strategists.
It is the choice of all people in the world
Or are you swayed by power?
Note: Each character is a growth type and has his or her own arc.
The first case: the goddess Bishangguan.
Rumor has it that the yellow sand of the desert is flying all over the sky, and a "goddess" who came from Bihua has traveled thousands of miles. Wherever she goes, huge cacti rise, and travelers in the desert are hung on the cactus...
A few years ago, the late emperor visited the desert in person and accidentally damaged the painting. The goddess will soon come to Xijing...
The second case: the death of a newlywed mandarin duck.
Note: cp is variable, main cp is fixed, secondary cp is variable, there may be and only main cp
The early plot line and emotional line are a bit late.
Concept: You can't have your cake and eat it too.
