Embroidered Spring Knife: the Man in Jinyi

Jinyi can be a blessing or a disaster. The embroidered spring knife can hurt others as well as yourself. There are no absolutes in this world, everything is possible... Lu Zheng, a guard in Jin Yi, walked around the Ming Dynasty wearing an embroidered spring knife. The word "Jin Yi" has a deep meaning: it is not only the flying fish suit he wears, but also the official with Jin Yi and jade food that he is tracking down. The Xiuchun Sword kills corruption, but it also carries the risk of backlash - my father was framed for investigating a case back then, and the blade is stained with blood. In the subsequent cases, some officials lost their jobs due to the sword, or some colleagues died because of the sword. In the whirlpool of the party struggle, Lu Zheng used the knife to tear apart the shady secrets of the powerful, while preventing the sword from backlashing himself. In the ups and downs of the Ming Dynasty, he wrote about the sword and people, desires and struggles, people's hearts and the world, struggles and hopes... Each one is alive, like you and me.