Qin Huairu's Alternative Life in the Traditional Chinese Courtyard House.

Summary

In a tense confrontation, Qin Huai Ru is accused by an official of killing innocent civilians during a mission, leading to her arrest. Despite her protests and confusion, the official insists on the seriousness of the allegations, claiming irrefutable evidence. Minister Yuan intervenes, demanding clarity on the evidence and authority behind the arrest. Ye Xiang Qian, the leading officer, claims the bullets from Qin's gun match those found at the scene of the alleged killings. However, Qin challenges the validity of the evidence and the definitions of "innocent." As tensions rise, she agrees to go with them, asserting that the lack of solid proof could lead to their downfall. The situation remains precarious, highlighting the complexities of loyalty and justice within the ranks.

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