The cold and wise censor Zhongcheng & the dark-faced vest minister of the Ministry of Justice
The prologue is in storytelling style, but the subsequent articles are not in storytelling style.
In the seventeenth year of Jing'an, Chao Jinshu, the Minister of Rites, was accused by his disciple Ran Xun of collaborating with the enemy Yang Dan. Dozens of officials in the capital were implicated. Some were dismissed from their posts and others were imprisoned. This was known as "the disaster of the capital" in history.
Many rookies took advantage of this to rise to the top, but the upstart Bian Shutong was sent to Liaodong as a law officer to join the army. Eight years after his nirvana, he was appreciated by the new emperor and returned to Beijing to serve as Yushitai.
Ran Xun, a high-spirited number one scholar in the eyes of outsiders, has spent his whole life looking for the river he first stepped into.
Bian Shutong, the only daughter of a third-rank official, was supposed to live a carefree life, but she dedicated her life to serving her family and country, and even though she died nine times, she still had no regrets.
In the early stage, they fought each other in court, but in the later stage, they fell in love with each other.
The overall setting will not be divorced from feudal society, and private women can be officials (the author will try hard to make this setting unobtrusive, please do not prejudge it). The official system refers to a certain historical period, but the various settings and world views are all imaginary, without any historical figures and dynasty prototypes. The author's brain is not good, the author's brain is not good, the author's brain is not good.
Intention: HE
