The County Magistrate of a Poor Family, Killed Through the Sui and Tang Dynasties

In the spring of the tenth year of the great cause, an uninvited guest came to Wuqu County Government. Wei He, a descendant of the aristocratic family, took a photo of the tenant's IOU and placed it on the desk of the county magistrate Guiping: "Increase the rent by 30%, so you should mind your own business." Looking at the bloody fingerprints on the paper, Gui Ping clenched his fists - the people were already eating Guanyin soil. That night, the county magistrate Zhao Borang opened the account books: "The Wei family owns 70% of the land, but only pays 20% in taxes." Han Yingsheng, the guard of Yingyang Mansion, sneered: "His village men are stronger than my soldiers." As the candlelight flickered, the three of them reached a consensus: to tear a hole in this cannibalistic world. "To deal with a tiger," Gui Ping's fingertips traced Weijiazhuang on the map, "you have to pull out its teeth first." …