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Song Tingjinying: Legal principles go alone and return to the haze Su Jin, the minister of Dali Temple who blends the souls of ancient and modern times, wields the sword of Song Dynasty's legal principles, but is accidentally mixed with the flesh and blood of modern equality. He defended his concubine, dared to refute the principles of Neo-Confucianism, and bluntly stated that "human life is more important than the laws of nature." However, in the Song Dynasty, when "the laws of nature prevailed and human desires were destroyed," he became a lone and deviant minister. He was trapped in a trap, his bones were broken in the prison, and his close friends turned against each other. He used all the scars on his body to wash away his grievances, but in the end he saw that the principles are as stable as a rock and the times are like a cage. Even though he sought justice for the common people, he could not withstand the shackles of the foundation of the Song Dynasty. He persisted in everything and eventually became a lone act. The life-and-death struggle between legal principles and Tsunasa, the tearing of human nature and shackles, once the truth is revealed, one's heart is filled with fatigue. He abandoned the imperial hat in Feiyi and returned to the haze in the south of the Yangtze River, leaving only the peach blossom and silver hairpin, which reflected the sky of the Song Dynasty in the mist and rain - there was no justice in this world that he wanted, only mountains and rivers, which could accommodate Jin's heart.