Imperial Envoy Yitian

In the 46th year of Qianlong's reign, Qian Feng, then the tax collector of Chongwenmen, had a dispute with Wang Danwang, the governor of Zhejiang who was transporting imperial documents. This incident aroused Emperor Qianlong's doubts about the Gansu prison donation case. Qian Feng's journey was full of risks. When he arrived in Lanzhou, his whereabouts were almost discovered. He discussed with He Shen and Tie Tu and decided to visit quietly and privately. Xue Nu pretends to be a disaster victim to win Qian Feng's sympathy, and Yan Zhi, who is good at singing, approaches Wang Tingzan, the Gansu feudal lord, in order to obtain the donation book. Qian Feng broke into the Governor's Mansion for the disaster victim, but could not prove himself. Jiang Quandi wanted to harm Qian Feng, but fortunately the governor of Shaanxi and Gansu, Leerjin, arrived. When the plan failed, Jiang Quandi and Wang Tingzan were afraid that the embezzlement would be exposed, so they secretly sent Xue Nu and the one-eyed wolf of the Jianghu to kill Qian Feng. At that time, Xue Nu had a good impression of Qian Feng and secretly rescued Qian Feng during the assassination, thus escaping the murder. Qian Feng was accompanied by Jiang Quandi and Wang Tingzan to inspect the granary. Surprisingly, the granary was full. In desperation, Qian Feng went to Yongdeng County to find his former schoolmate Hua Yang, but the upright Hua Yang was unusually cold at this time, causing Qian Feng to return empty-handed. In Beijing, Chen Huizu, the governor of Fujian and Zhejiang, ordered Wang Danwang to be placed under house arrest. Wang Danwang refused to explain and made sweet talk. He secretly sent his concubine Wu Qinglian to Lanzhou to try to hold Qian Feng back. On this day, Qian Feng rushed to the Yamen of Zhensi to question Chiang and the king, but he had no choice but to return to Xingyuan without any solid evidence. Then Qian Feng released