During the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, Yang Zhong came all the way from Shuzhou to Chang'an to find his senior brother who was the Shaoqing of Dali Temple, but he was involved in a series of cases and struggles.
Why did the senior brother disappear from the three-story tower in full view of everyone after he was hit with a hidden weapon? So since my senior brother died a month ago, who has been writing me back these days saying that he is coming back?
Serial murder case, how big a conspiracy is hidden in the small teahouse?
The blood shed on the sword of the struggle for the throne is a book that knows everything.
Everyone is talking, everyone has a story, everyone is a victim, and everyone even has evidence and witnesses, so who should you believe?
Who arranged the story, who arranged the actors?
The most terrifying thing is indeed the human heart.
Fortune tellers say that there is no absolute right or wrong for everyone, it is just conflicts and contradictions caused by everyone walking on completely opposite paths. This forms right and wrong, good thoughts and evil.
So, I helped He He solve the case, and I had good intentions to clear the grievances of the poor people in the world, but I got into a bad situation and lived in dire straits. Was what I did right or wrong?
"Yes, it's true." He smiled and said, "You finally guessed it right this time. How could He Shaoqing have thought that I was lying to him with the truth?"
"Fortune teller, you are so smart. Every time we lift our feet, you know where we will step next. You say this is because you have reasoned it out with good evidence. Then you, a person who believes in cause and effect, are so smart, but why do you believe that there is a book in the world that can answer all doubts? It's ridiculous."
"You are always condescending and scolding me for being an idiot who can only cry. But you don't even have a name, so you are also a pitiful idiot."
"Yang Zhong, a person has no name when he is born, so why should I carry this shackles and bear the burden of unhappiness for the rest of my life."