Introduction 1:
At the beginning of March in Yangchun, when the plum blossoms in the south of the Yangtze River were ripe, it was the season of spring and scenery, but two major events happened in the capital.
One thing was that the prime minister, who had always been honest and mediocre, suddenly died of illness on his concubine's bed at home.
Another incident is that the cold-faced judge in charge of the case, Li Xing, the minister of Dali Temple, married his female subordinate Shen Fengxi.
Since Shen Fengxi followed Li Jing to investigate the case, she has been criticized a lot by idle people. Fortunately, she married her because of her reputation.
On this day, the scene of the Prime Minister's case. As usual, Shen Fengxi was ready to step forward to investigate. Unexpectedly, before she could make any progress, she was pushed out of the door by Li Xing.
"Girl, what are you going to do when you're not out of the palace? You lose your reputation?"
Shen Fengxi was concerned about the case, and she regretted the words she blurted out the next moment.
"If you care so much, sir, you might as well marry me."
Unexpectedly, Li Kyung actually listened.
Introduction 2:
The closer you get to the truth, the more frightening it becomes. Just as Shen Fengxi entered the palace anxiously, she mustered up the courage to tell the Holy Emperor the truth about the Prime Minister's case.
But he saw that Li Jin was one step ahead of him and was standing in the Yangxin Hall.
The gentle and elegant young man from Qing Dynasty in the past is now like a blood-soaked Shura, with his long hair flowing down, without any wind or arrogance.
Li Jing held a long sword and approached Shen Fengxi step by step. His eyes were red, but his expression didn't change at all, and he still whispered her nickname.
"Qingji'er... I haven't seen you for a few days. Is your father-in-law okay?"
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