Chaotianque Jinyihang

Starting from a bizarre tax deficit in Suzhou, Jiangnan, Shen Yan was involved in the core power vortex of the Liang Dynasty. Behind the corruption case was the anti-Japanese military expenditure. Behind the military expenditure was the layout of the chief assistant Xu Jie. Behind Xu Jie was the power game between the emperor, the prince and the vassal princes. Shen Yan relied on superb logical deduction and document comparison to find the truth from the layers of fog. And every time the situation is broken, the most unexpected method is used - an official document blows up half of the treasury, an abacus duel overturns the entire dock, and a seemingly casual conversation shakes the balance of forces among all parties. His opponents range from corrupt local officials to the chief minister of the government, from Jianghu gangs to relatives of the emperor. His allies include a descendant of Yaowang Valley who disguises himself as a man, an upright official who is roasted on the fire, and a Dongchang factory owner who is both an enemy and a friend. And his master left him the last words: "The sky is falling, someone has to hold it up." ·Top strategy: not a simple confrontation between good and evil, but multiple forces A series of games of power, the court and the rivers and lakes are mirror images of each other ·Martial Arts Solving Cases: Each volume revolves around a core case, creating suspense There are constant ups and downs, and reasoning and force advance on both sides. ·Real historical details: seamless integration of ancient taxation, water transportation, and officialdom Entering the plot, every knowledge point is the key to breaking the game ·Cold humor: The protagonist's lines that deserve to be beaten will make you laugh at the end You can laugh out loud even in tense moments ·Suitable for both men and women: both male and female protagonists have online IQs, and there is no single character. Is a tool man