Qianqiu Rail

Xie Heng, the proud son of an aristocratic family, offended Tian Yan by refusing to marry, and was demoted to take charge of the most humble and offensive position in Chang'an City - investigating and punishing illegal construction. All civil and military officials in the dynasty regarded him as an abandoned son, waiting to see the joke. But he chuckled and kowtowed, turned around and picked up the heavy hammer, first demolishing the astrology building of the Imperial Prefect's Palace that had been passed down for centuries! One stone stirred up thousands of waves. Where the building collapsed, what appeared was not bricks and tiles, but a strange forbidden formation entwined with dragon veins and dense bones. The next morning, the body of the imperial censor was hanging at the palace gate, with blood letters accusing him of a shocking conspiracy. The imperial power was furious and used his swords to crush this thorn in his side completely. On top of the ruins, Xie Heng made tea safely. Faced with numerous sieges, he simply said: "Why are you so anxious? We just demolished the third house." Behind him were countless silent people in Chang'an City, and the forest of hoes and pickaxes in their hands that shone with cold light and anger. This is a war in the name of "demolishing illegal buildings". It starts with a building, but it points to the foundation of the entire decaying Chang'an.