Jurisprudence

All magical powers in this world have precedents to follow. Why fire can burn people, why swords can kill people, why gods can enjoy incense without being punished - the answers are all engraved on the Ten Thousand Dharma Steles. During the 100-day drought in Shiliang County, 321 villagers were convicted of "stealing rain." Pei Zhao, a small official in the county government, found a hidden retrial statement from the torn files, overturned the old case in court, and, as a mortal, sent Mr. Wu Xiuze, who was in charge of the affairs of the county, to the dock. But when the god saw Pei Zhao, he said: "Twelve years ago, your father also sued me." From an old case in a county to a secret book of a dynasty, from the human court of law to the divine courts of the heavens, Pei Zhao gradually discovered that the so-called unbreakable rules of heaven were just old sentences written by the victors in the past and forced to abide by all living beings. Since the old rule is unfair, let's review it. If the gods are not convinced, ask the gods to appear in court.