Han Zhifu, a judge of Dali Temple, was born in the sixth grade and came from a poor family. His life creed is "Rules are more important than heaven". The thing he regretted most in his life was that he drank a few too many drinks at the Haitang Banquet and accidentally broke into the courtyard of Liang Qi, the second son of the Duke of Zhenguo.
Liang Qi, the number one dandy in Beijing, is the devil incarnate. He doesn't know how to investigate cases, he only makes trouble; he doesn't know how to look at faces, but he can find flaws in the case files that others can't see at a glance. What made Han Zhifu even more troubled was that on the first day he entered Dali Temple, he brought a fat cat weighing more than ten kilograms as an errand - and Han Zhifu was allergic to cat hair.
One is responsible for reasoning, and the other is responsible for "Hey, something is wrong here"; one talks about the rules, and the other tramples them to pieces. From the day-to-day routine of checking in to the shocking case of the disappearance of 300,000 shi of grain, the two people were noisy, peeling off the case layer by layer, and delivering themselves bit by bit.
"Han Zhifu, tell me where you have to go from now on."
"Okay."
Intention: A person who follows rules and a person who does not follow rules achieve each other while walking side by side.