There is a pavilion in the world called Zhiwei.
It is outside the court, the first to be independent in the world, hidden in the clouds, mountains and foggy seas, regardless of secular age. It is said by everyone that Zhiweige knows all things, has insight into the secrets of heaven, the world's secrets, centuries-old cases, the authenticity of people's hearts, and the ups and downs of chess games. Nothing can be hidden from his eyes and ears.
For hundreds of years, no one dared to disturb Zhiwei, and no one could force Zhiwei.
If you want to know how to enter the world, you only need to follow two rules: throw an unparalleled reward, and hold the jade pendant in the pavilion.
There are six people in the pavilion, each holding a position, overlooking the world.
The master of the pavilion, Xie Linchuan, has mountains and rivers in his mind, holds the pen indifferently, and controls the world's choices; the second Xiao Heng, has a cold edge, is sharp in killing, and is the sharp blade in the pavilion; the third Yun Wan Shu, is gentle and transparent, combing through thousands of secret records, and seeing through the heart of the city; the fourth Pei Zhou, calm and lonely, wandering in the light and dark, controlling the world's dark lines; the fifth Cen Yi, cold and sharp, observing the subtle and discerning opportunities, predicting the ever-changing world.
They don't care about good or evil, don't follow the world, don't show favoritism, they just abide by the rules and promise to the end.
In the thirty-seventh year of Yong'an, an old case of the Duke of Guo that had been buried for twenty years came to light. Everyone kept silent, the court sealed it, the family covered up the scandal, and no one dared to reveal the truth.
Wei Zhiweige, with a huge promise of money, broke the hundred-year silence and entered the situation to overturn the case.
Misty rain covers Jinling, and wind and rain shake the court.
The people of the world are trapped in a situation, and they only know the smallest details, and they can play all the mountains and rivers.
Intention: Observe the situation with a cold eye, stick to your heart and not create cause and effect