This novel is a big mess and will be updated from time to time. . .
And there is no outline, just a summary of several stories put together, so don't read it if you don't like it.
And they're brothers, really.
Xiao met Yan, one was full of enthusiasm and youthful spirit; the other was cold, mysterious and incomprehensible to human feelings.
Xiao Beixi has his own ideals and persistence, as well as his bottom line.
He is determined to uphold justice and redress injustice; he hates people who play tricks on power.
Yan Jinghan was a man of literary and military skills, possessing both intelligence and resourcefulness. But he has no intention of upholding justice, and his temperament is cold.
He is too cold and too rational.
That's why Xiao Beixi didn't like him.
However, after a long time, I discovered another side of this person...
In one heinous case after another, as the truth emerged, the clues became clearer, pointing directly to the court that was as turbid and as deep as the sea.
More unsolvable mysteries are beginning to emerge.
How do you stand up for yourself when you are driven by the desire for power?
There may not be a main cp, but there will be a lot of other cp scenes, so those who mind can skip it.
Will you really be beaten if you write about brotherhood in Jinjiang? (An author passed by taking the blame.)