Nie Xiaoman, the censor of the Jinling Metropolitan Procuratorate, loved cats more than books, and also liked cooking, so he gave his study a nickname: Greedy Cat Room.
And this Greedy Cat House has really become a cat nest. It is just a three-entry patio. There are cats everywhere on the roof, under the eaves, by the well, by the railings, in front of the table, behind the pillars, in the courtyard, and outside the walls. It is unknown how many cats there are in this one-yard home.
If it were in other dynasties, this would certainly be a strange thing. However, in the Ming Dynasty at that time, the trend of keeping cats was popular all over the world, and the love of cats was becoming popular.
This was all because the Jiajing Emperor of this dynasty was the world's greatest cat lover. He set up a cat room in the Imperial Forbidden Palace, with three or four attendants, who were dedicated to raising cats with high status in the imperial court. Those whom the Sacred Heart loved were promoted to the rank of stewards. And this emperor's favorite cat is of course also different, it is a palace cat.
At this time, in the Ming Dynasty, there were Wandakoubian in the north, Japanese slaves in the east, and evil spirits in the country. The despicable and dirty people, the treacherous and evil people among the people were either ready to make a move, or they were holding a stick with open fire, and they were all restless.
During this period, Nie Xiaoman, the censor of the Nanjing Metropolitan Procuratorate, was certainly very busy at work. Su Jingmo, the flag officer of Jinyiwei, is Xiaoman's right-hand friend. The two of them are of the same mind, and the sky and the city are the country's shield. They go on adventures together, solve crimes together, suck cats together, and eat Jinling delicacies together.
Intention: If two people are of the same mind, the metal will be unfavorable, and the sky and the city will protect the country.