Old Curls Sink in Frost

The ginkgo trees at White Deer Academy had fallen into decline, and Shen Cang, the guilty minister's son, finally dug out the red sandalwood box from the side courtyard of Prince Jing's Mansion - the mark of the word "Yuan" on the bottom of the box had not faded, but the false confession of "30% loss of water transport" on the account book had turned yellow. The grievances of his father Shen Yuan were like heavy frost, weighing him down until he was breathless until the old scholar Zhou handed over the "Water Transport Map" with the scent of camphor wood. The Mohist character "Mo" at the end of the three dark rivers became the first ray of light to clear the grievances. On one side is the chess game of checks and balances in the Jing Dynasty Hall, and on the other side is the support of the Lei Dao Cao Gang and Mo Lao Qi's organ skills. What he is looking for is not only the account books, but also his father's original intention before his death: "Don't admit injustice, keep innocence." When Li Song's shadow guards besieged Suzhou's Lotus Pier, when the prince's private soldiers hid in the Xishan caves, and when Lin Xi smashed the evidence of guilt with his mother's piano, Shen Cang finally understood: clearing the wrong is not a person's revenge, but the justice that is supported by the old books hidden by the old scholar Zhou, the account books stolen by Su Wanqing, Mo Laoqi's trap ball, Lei Dao's food protection knife, and the lamp that is always on in the eaves of the academy. This is a journey to clear up wrongdoing across the capital and the south of the Yangtze River. It hides the secrets of the waterway, the warmth of the Mohist organization, the loyalty of the Caobang brothers, and also hides the protection of "innocence" and "reunion" by every ordinary person. The frost on the old scrolls will melt, and the light from the injustice will eventually illuminate every spring and autumn of White Deer Academy.