The censor who patrols the city is a tough ghost

Gui Lanshan is the censor of Nancheng City Patrol. He is humorous and extremely intelligent. Although he is a minor official, he has solved major and strange cases one after another, offending everyone and making all officials in the court not take him lightly. Therefore, he has earned the nickname "Ghost is Difficult to Deal with". The storyline cleverly combines suspense and legend, making it intricate and fascinating. The characters in the story have their own characteristics, are plump and vivid, and use deep and delicate brushstrokes to outline a picture of the characters and sentient beings in the Qing Dynasty. The story of "The Censor of the City" mainly revolves around Gui Lanshan solving major and important cases. Framing a case of robbery, Zhao Yushi of Jiangxi Province offended the ministers of the DPRK and China because of his investigation into the case of Zou Chengren, the governor of Hunan. In the court, the victim and the accuser suddenly recanted their confessions, and a prostitute came forward to accuse him of soliciting bribes and soliciting prostitutes. Zhao Tie was dismissed from his post and questioned for questioning. Gui Lanshan firmly believed that Zhao Tiemian was innocent and began to investigate. Gui Lanshan discovered that the case was related to the receipt of banknotes. Based on the origin of the banknotes, he finally found out that the Jiangxi government had sent a huge sum of money, which had been used up and flowed into the pockets of those involved in the case. Gui Lanshan changed the story and detained Sanbeile by interrogating the wolf dog, which attracted the prince and uncle to come to the hearing. Gui Lanshan took the opportunity to present the personal and material evidence in the hall, which made the prince, Mr. Ba and others shudder. In order to maintain his position, he finally agreed to punish Zou Chengren and others according to law.