Playing Chess and Asking Questions

On his first day in Beijing, the noble family humiliated him in the street. Shen Yan didn't get angry or scold him, he only remembered cause and effect. On the first night he stayed in the hotel, he was involved in a murder case involving water transportation. With one glance, he figured out the murder of a family. The powerful people regarded him as an ant, and the killer came to claim his life in the middle of the night. The civil servants of the dynasty scolded him for "interfering in politics from a humble family". He handed the evidence to the emperor with his backhand, and in his commoner body, he shocked the five surnames and seven eyes. They said, "You have no power, so why should you fight with us?" Shen Yan said: "What I take is the king's law, what I want is justice, and what I'm betting on is that the world is not completely ruined!" The water transportation case, the air seal case, the tax reform case... He solved every national-level problem. The aristocratic family hated him to the core, the people called him Qingtian, and the emperor regarded him as a humerus. This is the story of an "out of time" scholar who, in the man-eating Yong Chao Hall, made his move without regrets, used the common people as a chess piece, and forcibly tore open a ray of light.