Liangyi Zhuan

During the fourteenth year of Tianbao, the Tang Dynasty flourished and then declined. Under the skin of the prosperous Chang'an, the temples were corrupt and undercurrents were surging. The imperial secretariat used poison to silence people, burned villages to cover up their crimes, and used endless darkness to maintain the illusion of a prosperous age. An unsolvable mystery in Luohuai Village caused three strangers to be tied into a chess game in troubled times by fate. Li Jinzhao, a disciple of Jianlu, is sincere and righteous, and he firmly believes that justice can defeat illusions. However, once he saw through the hypocrisy of the famous family and the filth of the temple, and after his faith collapsed, he still held the sword and refused to surrender to the darkness. Pei Lang, a villain in the world, is a lone traveler who is despised by the world but sticks to the bottom line. Cui Xi, who is good at both medicine and poison, lives between light and darkness, relies on medicine to survive the common people, uses poison to stop power and evil, looks at the world with a cold eye, and calmly balances good and evil. People in the world are obsessed with right and wrong, right and wrong, but they don't know that there is no absolute light or dark in troubled times. A desperate situation allows the righteous scholar, the dark night swordsman, and the intermediate doctor to break the worldly barriers, rely on each other in light and darkness, and walk together through wind and rain. They pursue old cases in the village, explore the secrets of the imperial city, go against the power struggle in the court, find glimmers of light in the fester of the prosperous age, and keep their true intentions in the ups and downs of troubled times. With the help of three people, they broke through the fog of the past, used chivalrous etiquette, and turned the justice in the world. In the troubled times of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, they embarked on a road to break the situation that lives up to the people and their true intentions.