Law student Shen Yue woke up in Chang'an in the 15th year of Kaiyuan. He works in a bookstore in the Western Market and is worth eight pieces of silk.
The job of the copy shop is to copy judgments for the county government. When she copied the third case, she discovered that the widow's land had been occupied, and the county magistrate had applied the law incorrectly. She cut a piece of scrap paper, wrote the required legal text on it, put it into the copy, and sent it back to the Yamen.
Three days later, the widow's field was returned. Officials didn't know who made the change - but no one dared to ignore a note that cited the correct law.
She continued writing. The more scrap paper I accumulate, the more I accumulate. There was a temple minister in Dali Temple who followed these notes for three months. He opened the door and came in and placed three volumes of backlogged files on her desk that no one dared to touch.
A law student travels through Tang Chang'an - she is not an official, does not go to court, and is not revolutionary. She just wrote legal footnotes on scraps of paper. If she writes too much, some people will start to be afraid of her. One person also began to believe her.
Intention: Keep the legal principles in your chest and be kind in your heart.
