The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

The narrative explores themes of morality, justice, and societal responsibility through the character of Old Fang, who learns the importance of giving back to society despite his lack of education. The story unfolds in a theater, where audiences are deeply moved by a performance reflecting real-life grievances and injustices. The plot thickens with the investigation of the Shuang Shuang sisters' case, revealing corruption and cover-ups involving the powerful Zhu family. As the Ministry of Justice investigates, the truth about the young lady's tragic death emerges, leading to public outrage against the Zhu family, challenging their perceived integrity and highlighting the need for accountability in a flawed justice system.

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