Expressionist Censor Shou & Actionist Prince Gong
Chu Jiu had a distinguished status and was the most talented in the world. He was a so-called humble gentleman. He was handsome and gentle, which was how the people in the city described him.
At the age of 16, he was ranked third in the first class of imperial examinations personally granted by Emperor Xuande. At the age of 21, he was promoted to the rank of Sixth Grade Palace Censor. His promotion was astonishingly fast.
But when you think that's all he has, you're wrong. He also has an unknown identity, being the only disciple of Du Lian, the imperial master at that time.
During a conversation between the national preceptor Du Lian and him, Du Lian showed Chu Jiu a game of chess. Today's court is not as peaceful and stable as it appears, but is full of crises and surrounded by wolves.
He told Chu Jiu that the only way to solve the problem was to find the chess player and change the game. Only the chess player can save this dying game and save the country today.
And only Chu Jiu knows about this chess player!
In this way, Chu Jiu embarked on the road to find the chess player. During this period, he met Ji Wang, the sixth prince of the dynasty. By chance, he worked together to investigate a case of a woman being murdered. At the end of the case, they got to know each other and later became friends.
They introduced each other to friends in the circle and went boating on the lake together. During the process of getting along, the two of them discovered that although they had never gotten along with each other before, they seemed to have a tacit understanding. It was like two people who were destined to match each other. One could instantly understand what the other meant.
They are like natural "confidants".
Purpose: Live your life in all aspects of life.