Su Pei: The son of King Huainan, the court was in turmoil, and his father died unjustly. Su Pei rose up and became the knife behind the emperor. At the same time, Su Pei also wanted to find out the truth about his father. . .
Zhou Ruo: The iron-faced judge promoted by the emperor, with a paralyzed face and ruthless face, Su Pei's confidant, but he was the one who arrested Su Pei's father. . .
See how the two resolve their resentment and find out the truth of the year while investigating the case together. (The article is interspersed with political struggles)
The case is neither complex nor long, the two interact lovingly, and there is a group of cute followers.
Zhou and Su are more loving, and their writing is more relaxed. Their goals are to be sweet but not greasy, and to torture but not bitter. . (The basic torture plot will not last long)
PS: The cover is a painting by Master Feng Zikai. I don't know if it is an infringement. If it is, it will be deleted. . .
Although writing this is rather unfounded, especially since few people seem to read this article, the author still has to write:
Because I have considered the feasibility of the modus operandi in the book, and it is basically 100% feasible, so those who read the article, please do not imitate it! Never imitate! Never imitate! This is just a novel! Killing is illegal! . . .
(I'm not sure how old the article will be read by readers, so... I'm not very reassured... Since it's a public work, I'd better be responsible and give you a warning...)
The author promises that he will never write about fantasy cases. All cases are practical and feasible. The clues can be found in the text and the logic flows. Readers are welcome to make their own deductions while reading and have fun together~~