Floating Mountains and Rivers Far Away

"If there is no injustice in this world, why should we fear investigation?" Wen Muqing, dressed in red, asked with a smile on the Nanjing city wall. "Then let's check it out." Shen Yi'an was beside him, dressed like jade, with the smoke and water of Qinhuai ten miles away reflected in his eyes. At that time, she was the daughter of the prosecutor who was responsible for the punishment, and she was obsessed with solving cases; he was His Majesty's legitimate youngest son, rescuing friends and supervising cases. In the name of investigating crimes, the two teenagers traveled across the city walls of Jinling and found out many unjust cases, but were forced to separate when the truth came to light. She went north to the capital with her father, but he was ordered to return to the capital urgently because of the sudden death of his brother. When they met again, he was deeply involved in a dispute over the throne, and she was trapped in the boudoir. "Your Highness, you still want to investigate?" "Investigate, even if the opponent is a dragon above the nine heavens." A piece of paper conferring marriage once again entangled the fate of the two people. This marriage was originally a chess game arranged by the queen, but it aroused the suspicion of the Nine-Five Lord. When the shadow on the dragon throne came over, they discovered that the prince's death actually involved the emperor's deepest secret... A few years later, he stood on the top of the Forbidden City again, with mountains and rivers in his grasp, and all his old friends scattered. On a snowy night, the young emperor put a mink cloak on the queen, and she suddenly whispered: "Shen Yi'an, if I were back in that year in Jinling, I should have taken you to eat more sugar porridge at Plum Blossom Pavilion." He held her cold fingers tightly and looked at the mountains and rivers outside the palace eaves: "Back then, I said I wanted to check everything - but this world can never be clean." From the mist of Qinhuai to the top of the palace, they tore through the conspiracy and swept away the mountains and rivers, but eventually became the loneliest watchers of the prosperous dynasty.