Cui Yufa kindly went into the water to save people, but unexpectedly, he got cramps in his legs and drowned.
If she dies, she will die. Instead of reincarnating her, she will be made a judge and work in vain for the underworld.
Although there are laws in the world, the laws are too harsh on civilians and useless to bureaucrats. Who should repay the lives of those who died in vain, and how should their resentment be resolved?
And what is the truth behind some sins?
Cui Yu: "Everything will naturally depend on Mr. Xin Cui's hard work."
Cui Yu: "You'd better disappear now, otherwise I'm afraid I'll be found guilty of killing ghosts."
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As time went by, Cui Yu discovered that the little tail following him was not simple either.
Cui Yu: "Master National Preceptor hid it really well."
Jiang Liren: "Where is it?"
Cui Yu: "Tell me! What do you want to do by deliberately approaching me?"
Jiang Liren: "Madam, the sword has no eyes. Put the sword down and let's talk on the bed."
Intention: Everyone must pay a price for what they do, regardless of status or political achievements.