Criminal Case Notes

A commoner, born as a small official, climbed to the high position of Jiuqing step by step, but was ignored all the time. There was an arson attack in the capital, and all the thirty-two members of the dignified Dali Temple minister's family were burned to ashes overnight. The imperial envoy died in vain, and the governor of Shuntian Prefecture was seriously ill. Who was the mastermind behind this? Is it a neighbor cat passing by by chance, or is there another real culprit? Japanese pirates are rampant in the south of the Yangtze River, and some officials in the DPRK and the Central Government actually communicate with them privately. Is this for profit or for others? . . . . . . A collection of various short and concise criminal cases, while complaining about various social situations. It is relaxed, humorous and stress-free. I hope you like it.