Filmless Bureau

Rainy night, Yizhuang. Seven faceless corpses, with numbered copper coins stuffed into their chests, and their faces cut off with precision. Shen Wuhen, a widower of Dali Temple, wanted to be a rich man who lived his life, but was forced into the center of the whirlpool of rivers, lakes and courts by a knife called "truth". He thought he was investigating a case, but he didn't know he was the one in the middle. Who is the murderer who stripped off his face? Why do copper coins correspond to the executioner's token from twenty years ago? What is the truth behind the destruction of the Shen family? Why did the late emperor not die, but was imprisoned deep in the imperial mausoleum for twenty years? When Shen Wuhen faced the "living person" who was parasitic under the dragon chair in the depths of the underground palace and heard the trembling words "There is another person living in my body", he understood: The biggest problem in the world never lies in the court, but in the hearts of the people.