The Legend of Leung Wa Tai

The day I was sent to prison by the bad guys, I realized that I was living in a thousand-year-old script. My name is Jin Xingzhe, dean of the Faculty of Arts, Leong Watai University. An Hongxiu used the injury assessment of four ribs to convict me of "intentional injury." My positions as dean and editor-in-chief were eliminated overnight, replaced by Liu Tongbai's lover and fellow countryman. The strange drugs in the detention center caused me to constantly have hallucinations: I saw Qin Qiong burning the arrest tickets in Jia Liu Tower, and then she was falsely accused of rape by the maid; I saw Wu Song killing his enemy in Yuanyang Tower, but found out that the Yulan who framed him was actually Pan Jinlian's biological sister. What's even more frightening is that the details in these hallucinations—the framing techniques, character relationships, and key evidence—are reappearing in my reality one after another. Liu Tongbai, like Shan Xiongxin, hides a knife in his smile, An Hongxiu's acting skills are comparable to Wu Ruoping's, and Cui Ruoping's eyes remind me of Zhang Dujian's wife... I started to record these corresponding points crazily in prison, as if I was deciphering a code about my own destiny. Until I looked up the family genealogy and saw a vague note next to the name of my ancestor: "In the Tang Dynasty, I moved from Licheng, Shandong... In the Song Dynasty, I took refuge in Qinghe..." When history becomes a prophecy and injustice becomes reincarnation, the only way to survive is to find the person who first wrote the script.