The Moment to Set the Trap

"How dare they exploit their own kin to set a trap beneath the imperial carriage, and plant their cronies to lay snares throughout the state..." This is what Wu Meng of Song tells us he knows. In the real world, many greedy people set all kinds of hidden traps to pursue their own interests. They cover up crimes, frame others, and even commit murder, undermining the stability of society. Naturally, there are also people with a sense of justice. They cleverly lay out their plans and bait criminals into their traps, exposing their crimes and punishing them, so that justice may be restored to society. And so the story of "Setting the Trap" came to be: a thrilling account of the struggle between good and evil, inviting readers to savor the contest of wisdom and cunning as schemes are laid and foiled.

The mystery novel Setting the Trap is 250,000 words long, with 69 chapters. The story is entirely fictional; any resemblance is purely coincidental.