Bashan's Stubborn Donkey Used Rules to Bloodbath the Ming Dynasty

Yu Sanpeng, a ferryman from Bashan, does not rely on martial arts to judge cases, but relies on rules. He didn't finish a bowl of hot and sour noodles, so he asked the leader of the Tremella Gang to lose three thousand taels; before finishing three sentences, the Yan Gang lost half a river in gambling; after three days and three nights of swearing, four gangs of six thousand people started a fight and turned into a party. He has missing fingers on his left hand and hangs a bamboo tube around his waist. He squats to eat and stands to reason. He said: "No matter how high your martial arts skills are, you are still afraid of the kitchen knife; no matter how hard your principles are, they are not as hard as the "Da Ming Law"." Until the old case of massacre twenty years ago reappeared, and the Jin Yiwei waist badge fell out of the bamboo tube. Only then did he realize that every case he had ever judged and every person he had saved were pieces in someone else's chess game. "Then I will overturn this chessboard today." Yu Sanpeng touched the bamboo tube three times and said to the three people behind him: "Miao Sanniang, copy the guy. Open your teeth and pack the gunpowder. Xiaochuan, get the abacus." "Let these little turtles know——" "Bashan's stubborn donkey's rules are the hardest principles in the world."