Xingtu of the Tang Dynasty

The law is written on paper, and the indulgence is written in heaven. Between the two is the prisoner's way of survival. In the sixth year of Yonghui, Wang Keyi, the abandoned son of the Wang family in Taiyuan, was dragging his breathless body to seek help from heaven on death row. He has no system, only extreme sensitivity to political weather. He accurately calculates the day when every "golden rooster will stand": In order to protect his family, he burned the Ministry of Punishment and set up a treasury, and gambled and exiled him to Lingnan; In order to destroy the enemy country, he forged the order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, gambled to be exiled to the Western Regions, and monopolized the cotton empire; In order to eliminate cruel officials, he set fire to the Wanxiang Shrine, gambled to be exiled for life, and became the leader of the Anbu clan. Every amnesty was a big gamble for him; every exile was an expansion of his business territory. He is Wu Zetian's sharpest black sword, the lifelong enemy of Xu Yougong, the backbone of Legalism, and the only night watchman in the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty. "I bet God will not kill me."