Iron Teeth and Bronze Teeth Ji Xiaolan

Author: Wen Gui et al.
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Publication Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book unfolds a series of touching comedies and tragedies centered around three key figures: the Qing Emperor Qianlong, the Grand Secretary Ji Xiaolan, and the Minister of Revenue Heshen. Qianlong, disguised in common attire, sets out to investigate the mysteries of his own birth only to stumble upon numerous cases of corruption and abuse of power. Witness how Ji Xiaolan overcomes all obstacles to bring corrupt officials to justice. The imperial physician, Lü Chang'an, escapes from prison, the Fourteenth Prince frames others, and can the bizarre medicinal formula case escape Ji Xiaolan's sharp eyes? Unfazed by personal danger, Ji Xiaolan engages in a battle of wits with Heshen and Fu Kang'an, protecting the original manuscript of Dream of the Red Chamber. With clever schemes, he ensnares the greedy official who would sell his own daughter for promotion, preserves the integrity of the loyal subjects, and ensures justice prevails. The story is fraught with danger, twists, and turns, boasting a labyrinthine plot and escalating climaxes. It is a masterful literary work, filled with wit, humor, and captivating storytelling. The two folk heroines, Xiao Yue and Mojоу, serve as excellent assistants to Ji Xiaolan in his mission to uphold justice for the people. Relying on his invincible "Iron Teeth and Copper Jaw," Ji Xiaolan ensures their love story reaches a happy ending. Ji Xiaolan's unwavering dedication ultimately earns him the Emperor Qianlong's gift of a golden cigarette pipe, granting him the authority to address any injustice in the world.