The Li Dynasty.
It looks peaceful on the surface, but there is a turbulent undercurrent on the inside. Above the court, the prime minister holds power, King Xiao supports his troops, and the emperor has many taboos. The reason is all disputes caused by a book called "Secret Records of Liu Guogong". It involves an old case involving three major clans in Jiangnan, implicating two generations of people. Some people seek revenge, while others plot to seize power.
Shen Xun, the left prisoner of Yulin, was ordered to secretly investigate the secret records. On the way, he met "Li He", a gangster who disguised himself as a man. The two of them worked together to solve the case and uncovered a shocking secret. The relationship between the two heated up during the investigation.
As a clinker, the prime minister acted as a matchmaker and brought Shen Xun together with the legitimate daughter of Wai Lang, a member of the Ministry of War, in order to use Yuan Wai Lang's relationship to find out about Prince Xiao. However, Yuanwailang backhandedly replaced the "crazy" concubine... Shen Xun was looking for "Li He" in a hurry, but he didn't know that this person had already been married into the mansion by him in a sedan chair.
Case No. 1: Four Seasons in Jiangnan
The second case: supplementing while writing...
Heroine
Li He is a "businessman" who wanders the streets of Juyang. He is handsome and extremely intelligent. He has a group of beggars, and there are also a male and a female master beside him. He Wanshun, a member of the judicial army, often helped solve cases, and also relied on selling information to become "Mr. Li", a well-known figure in the city's three religions.
No one knows that "he"'s true identity is the concubine of He Dasheng, a foreign minister of the Ministry of War, a transparent person who was locked up in the house because of "madness" and no one knew about it.
Male protagonist
Shen Xun, the left prisoner of Yulin, was the son of Shen Bujue, the minister of Weiwei Temple, and a close official of the emperor. In charge of the emperor's private affairs, investigating officials from above, and eradicating great evil from below. The officials are afraid of it, the people are afraid of it, and the limelight is unlimited for a while. Together with Tang Jingyin, the right prisoner of Yulin, he is also known as Dali's "black and white impermanence".
Purpose: Pursuing the truth
