In the Dayin Dynasty, there was a boiling undercurrent. On the execution ground, Pei Zheng, the "Living Yama" of the Censor's Office, was supervising the execution of corrupt officials. Before the panic fell, the prisoner was silenced by poisonous needles, and it turned out that he was not the real person under the human skin mask! On the same night, the third prince of the wise king died suddenly and mysteriously. There was no blood in his seven orifices and his face was covered with lapis lazuli.
The seriously ill emperor on the dragon throne pressed the Taizu's "Xie Zhi Suppresses Evil" gavel tree, which symbolized the iron law of law, into Pei Zheng's cold and hard palm; he also stuffed the black iron fish talisman, which could command the imperial army, into the calloused fingers of Xiao Che, the commander of the Imperial City Department's "Smiling Tiger".
"Pei Qing's palm technique can make a bright mirror hang high; Xiao Qing's palm blade can clear the road in the dark night. The two swords are combined, for me... To cut open the painted skin of this man-eating flourishing age!"
The two people, who are incompatible with each other, are forced to go together. Pei Zheng is like a cold pine on a solitary peak, upright and unyielding, with only the truth of the law in his eyes; Xiao Che is like Nuanyang walking through the forest, mellow and adaptable, with thousands of ups and downs in his heart. One is followed by a talkative pusher who is afraid of death and a godly widower; the other is followed by a cold and charming secret guard and a skilled craftsman in the shadow.
Concept: two male protagonists fighting side by side