Composing Poems by the River and Fishing for a Wife

"Three years of fighting for fame on the river bank, what I'm fishing for is not fish, but people's hearts." Qu Yi, the story of Jieyuan in Yingzhou, was supposed to have a bright future, but his family was destroyed due to a canal transport murder case. He faked his death and escaped into the market, where he worked as a bartender in a restaurant, fished by the river, and wrote poems, surviving for three years. Until that night, the "Mr. Qing" who had called him brother and sister - Zhou Xianyin, the daughter of the imperial censor of the dynasty, "tied" him back to the wedding hall illuminated by red candles with a pot of strong wine and a silver needle. "Little poet, come home with me and get married." A marriage contract is not only protection, but also a chess game. His father-in-law, Zhou Qiqing, pushed a volume of "Yingzhou Water Transport Map" in front of him: "Good son-in-law, if you cannot avenge yourself, the Zhou family will help you avenge it." There was also a prophecy that shocked both the government and the public, pushing him into the center of the whirlpool. The former disgraced scholar became the prophesied "heavenly official" who would clean up the government and the public. In the light, he is the Xie Yuanlang who returned to the imperial court and the virtuous son-in-law of the Zhou family; in the dark, he is the banner of the poor family and the nightmare of the wealthy and powerful. And the wife who "tied" him took off her red makeup, held a long sword, and stood side by side with him: "Qu Lang, your proud bones have never been broken, they are just covered in dust." "Now, let's polish it together." ·Chinese aesthetics × court intrigues × deep love between confidants ·Watch how "suspended death" Jie Yuan used his pen as a knife and his heart as a scale to find a path to clarity in the decadent officialdom of the Qian Kingdom.