In the first year of Jingyuan, Princess Taiping and her nephew overthrew Empress Wei. Wang Wei, who was fifteen years old, bid farewell to his childhood sweetheart Cui Yu and marched to Chang'an to prepare for the imperial examination.
In June of the following year, the situation in Chang'an became turbulent due to political struggles. Wang Wei lost news, and Cui Yuzheng went to Chang'an to look for him. Before entering Chang'an, he met Su Wuming who came to take up his post.
Cui Yuzheng was born in the Cui family, the first aristocratic family in the Tang Dynasty, and was Wang Wei's cousin. He was good at playing the guqin and beating people, and was a good dancer with two swords. She found the missing Wang Wei in the ghost market, and he actually got into trouble with Injuro from the ghost market because of his curiosity to investigate the case.
In order to protect Wang Wei, Cui Yuzheng decided to capture Yin Julang with Su Wuming and Lu Lingfeng...
After that, everyone who solved the Chang'an black tea case was about to go their separate ways. Cui and Wang wanted to return home, while Cui Yuzheng's new friend Pei Xijun ran away from home to follow his sweetheart Lu Lingfeng who was demoted from Chang'an. Cui wanted to marry his lover, but he was worried about his friend. He wanted to see his friend reunited with his sweetheart before leaving.
When the storm was about to come, Cui Yuzheng and his party, who were going south, encountered the evil governor of the beast and were forced to stay together at Gantang Post. Here they met Su and Lu, as well as Cui Yuzheng's distant cousin Cui Wuji. His mysterious disappearance seemed to reveal the strange and terrifying aspects of this inn...
Buddhist scholar, future No. 1 Scholar of the Tang Dynasty
Childhood sweethearts follow the protagonist group to investigate the case.
PS: The cover is a painting of a lady by the painter Xu Xiaofeng. I am using it for the time being. I really like it and will change it later.
Purpose: Solve crimes, save people, and bring justice to injustices
