I Am Not a Minister

[Ancient Style Machiavellian Strategy | Suspenseful Case Solving | The Late Emperor's Survivor | Group Statues Burned | Old Cases Revealed] Xie Heng, the minister of Dali Temple, has been investigating cases for many years. He never believes in ghosts, gods, or destiny, but only believes in evidence. It wasn't until a murder case led to the fire at Bailu Academy ten years ago that he realized that what he was investigating was not a case, but an old crime that the imperial court should never see exposed. He is the orphan of the Xie family and the late emperor's son. In his hands were blood edicts, witnesses of the deposed prince, a list of the deceased in White Deer, and a group of people who were trapped by the past and still refused to bow their heads. Everyone is waiting for him to raise the blood edict and fight for the throne. But he put on the official robe of Dali Temple and only said: "Ascension to the Hall." "Trial of the White Deer Case"