Qian Ji Bureau

Lin Yi traveled through time and became the son of a criminal official in the Dashuo Dynasty who had just had his house confiscated. The tribesmen blamed him, and the Ministry of Punishment sentenced him to death. The beginning was a dead end. The only reliance is "information deduction" - the ability to automatically piece together scattered information in the mind and deduce all possibilities for the development of events. The gaming instinct he developed through his ups and downs in the business world in his previous life allowed him to tear open a door to death on death row. The three-month verification period is his only bargaining chip. The day he walked out of the prison door, all the forces in the capital thought he was just a good-for-nothing who had a lucky escape. They didn't know that a nail that could move the entire court had been driven into the most vulnerable crack in Dashuo. Recruiting underground gangs, prying Jiangnan grain merchants, overturning old cases from the Ministry of Punishment, and using the celestial phenomena in the Qintian Prison to blow up thunder - Lin Yi was weaving a web and making plans at every step. The prince and the chief minister were fighting overtly and covertly, and he wandered between them, making both sides think he was their pawn. It wasn't until the chessboard was flipped that everyone discovered that there was someone else playing the chess piece. What is even more eye-catching is the seven women gathered around him: a secret stakeholder of the Ministry of Justice, a sword transporter, a wealthy businessman from the south of the Yangtze River, and a military general - all of them are independent in their own role, but they are willing to be used by him. There is no beauty entanglement, only interests tied up, life and death alliance. "What I wanted was never the throne," Lin Yi finally said, "What I wanted was to put power in a cage." In this game of great odds, he has no regrets about making a move.