Qingtie

After the troubled times, Jianghu put an end to personal feuds, settled blood debts, and established the Qingtie system. As soon as the green post came out, all the gates gave way; it once stopped swordsmen and gave countless enemies something to ask questions about. But many years later, this piece of paper, originally created to stop chaos, gradually became another kind of order in the world: it named the living, convicted the dead, and wrote conclusions for unknown facts. Fang Youci is a questioner who travels all over the world. He does not overturn the case for others, nor does he reveal the post easily. He only asks how a green post can grow into a final statement from rumors, confessions, seals and fears. Shen Zhaoxue, the principal of Bailu Academy, is responsible for recording school texts and specializes in investigating old cases and dead names that have been rewritten in words. Wen Biezhi, a member of the Huidu sect, changed the names of living people outside Qingtie, removed their citizenship, found their way out, and rescued those who had not had time to be proven innocent by the facts. The cases they encounter may involve the rise and fall of the closed-door sect, or involve blood debts in the Old Testament, or involve court bans. On the surface, they are all conspiracies, murders, and grievances, but deep down they all point to the same thing: people do not only live in the facts, but also in the statements written by others for them. The facts are not yet clear, but the final word has been made. Wherever Qing Tie goes, the most difficult thing to ask is often not who killed someone, but who made everyone believe it first. The only way to explain things is.