Jiuzhou Jilu

Su Qingyan, also known as Zhiwei, is the last character of the Xinglu Su family. My father was framed by powerful officials because he was investigating a shocking corruption case that spanned nine provinces. He died in prison and the case files were burned, leaving only half of the incomplete "Penalty Notes". Two years later, she took a piece of legal advice from Dali Temple and, as a private legal advisor, embarked on a journey across nine states to search for proof. The world laughed at her for talking nonsense, and the local officials regarded her as nothing. In the water temple in the south of the Yangtze River, the dead seek their lives; in the Jingchu witchcraft, there are blood sacrifices one after another; in the Bashu mines, there are hundreds of bones and no coffins... Behind every strange murder case, there is evidence of crime carefully buried by clans, powerful men, and officials and businessmen. She used her family's laws and regulations as a sword and investigation evidence as a shield to dig out the truth inch by inch in the mud of malicious intent. At the same time, the emperor's imperial envoy, the censor Pei Yu, came holding a sword. He watched with cold eyes as she fought her way through the officialdom and world dominated by men. He originally wanted to protect her, but in the end, he was willing to serve as his subordinate because of the truth she uncovered and her unyielding character. This is not an easy revenge, but a game with the entire era. What she wants is not only for the family feud to be avenged, but also for those withered bones that have been covered up by power to see the light of day under the laws of Dajing.