The Moment to Set the Trap

“How dare they exploit their close ties to set up schemes beneath the imperial carriage, planting loyalists to lay traps throughout the realm…” This is what Wu Meng of the Song dynasty said he knew. In real life, many greedy people set up all kinds of hidden schemes to pursue their own interests. To conceal crimes or frame others, they resort to murder and destroy social stability. Naturally, there are also people with a sense of justice. They lay clever plans and bait to lure criminals into their traps, exposing their crimes and punishing them, so that justice may be restored to society. And so the plot of “Setting a Trap” came to be: a thrilling tale of the struggle between good and evil, allowing readers to savor the contest of wit and cunning as schemes are laid and foiled. The detective novel “Setting a Trap” is 240,000 characters long and has 60 chapters. The story is entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental.