The "Ten Evils" refer to major criminal acts that directly endanger the order of the monarchy's autocratic rule and seriously undermine feudal ethics. On the basis of the "Ten Articles of Serious Crimes" in the "Laws of Northern Qi", the "Kaihuang Code" of the Sui Dynasty formally established the system of ten evils, which was followed by the Tang Dynasty. Those who commit the ten evils will "not be forgiven by the usual pardons."
"Book of Sui Dynasty: Criminal Law Chronicles": "The first is conspiracy, the second is conspiracy, the third is conspiracy, the fourth is evil rebellion, the fifth is unethical, the sixth is great disrespect, the seventh is unfilial, the eighth is disharmony, the ninth is injustice, and the tenth is civil strife. Those who commit the ten evils and commit murder will be expelled, although they will be pardoned."
Of course, this article is not to popularize the history of the legal system... The ten evils are just a reference. The time does not overlap with the adult's "Chang'an Fantasy Night", so if you don't feel used to it, you can change the name in your head... It will not affect reading at all.
In addition, I will try my best to check the relevant laws, political systems and history, but there will inevitably be bugs. I hope that all the textual research experts will forgive me~
When it comes to CP, it is clear that there is confusion between Mu Xin, Yae Xue, Duan Hua and Shi Ye Guang... Everyone else can make their own comments... I prefer narrative and am not good at lyricism, please forgive me...
The most important thing is that this article is written by Qingshui. I'm sorry for those who want meat. I can read it but I can't write it...