Sheng Chong Shen Detective Crown Princess

She is the legitimate daughter of a fifth-rank official. After escaping from marriage, she became a highly praised detective and head catcher. He is the crown prince of a first-grade county, and he was ordered to go to the south to serve as the secretary of a small county in the south to investigate old affairs. She was silent and solemn, while his eyes were charming and unparalleled. He appreciated her amazing talent, helped her rise to prominence, and tricked her into going to the capital—unexpectedly, he tricked her into becoming a royal concubine! The emperor was overjoyed and the people were shocked. Storybooks such as "On Why a Ten Thousand Year Old Bachelor Gets Married", "The Truth Behind the Prince Liang's Wedding", "The Detective Prince's Concubine's Marriage Fraud", etc. Swept through theaters and teahouses across the country, and became a rage. She was worried, "I was promoted from a junior official to a first-class official. Is it too fast?" He waved his hand, "Don't be afraid, wife! I'll protect you! Even if I make you the left prime minister today, no one in this officialdom would dare to say anything!" She smiled and said, "Thank you, husband! The left prime minister has great power, I can just ask a young minister from Dali Temple to do it!" Small Theater Shen Misheng has been very depressed recently. "Duan Sinan, why are there no thieves in Fuliang County recently? Did you do something wrong?" "No." He looked innocent. "That's good, otherwise you won't be able to enter my room." Just as the guard came to report, "Your Majesty, Jiang Da from Dongshi has taken money and promised to move to Qingxi County to harm women of good families!" She narrowed her eyes slightly, "Duan Sinan?" He said seriously, "I am here to improve the Qingxi County Yamen's case-handling capabilities and to give them a chance to practice." "Liar." "Okay, okay! Actually, I just want to drive away those thieves and stay with you for a while!" Shen Misheng lamented for the emperor. His most favored ministers were practicing favoritism and malpractice, and the officialdom of the great officials was really hopeless.