Siheyuan started as an unlicensed knight and became a hero of justice

However, Wu Zhen's case-solving, which was similar to that in ancient times, was immediately found to be against the rules as he was judging cases on behalf of the relevant departments.

In fact, what Wu Zhen did was indeed a bit against the rules. Wu Zhen was actually just taking Yumian Feilong and relevant departments to interrogate the suspect and record his confession.

However, Wu Zhen just took over the position of interrogator. Although it was against the rules, there have been many precedents, but the impact was not so great, so many people didn't know about it.

It was just an interrogation, not a real trial, because the suspects would most likely confess voluntarily, so rumors spread that Wu Zhen was a genius in solving cases.

The leaders above were aware of the situation because every interrogation had personnel from the relevant departments specially assigned to take notes. After all, Wu Zhen attached great importance to procedural justice and would generally not violate it.

However, after the leaders above read Wu Zhen's interrogation records, they also admired Wu Zhen's interrogation skills and observation skills.

Wu Zhen's interrogation was basically always able to point out the suspect's flaws appropriately, and often made the suspect unconsciously confess his motives for committing the crime, as if Wu Zhen knew about it in advance.

This will put tremendous psychological pressure on suspects who are actually guilty, causing them to confess their crimes voluntarily.

In addition, interrogation is only to make the suspect confess, or to clear the suspect based on evidence and testimony.

The trial is to convict the suspect, whether he is guilty or not, what crime he is charged with and what kind of sentence he is sentenced to!

But the common people did not understand this. They only knew that with just a few words from Wu Zhen, the real criminals would confess honestly, and those who were wrongly accused would be rehabilitated and released directly without charge.

Ordinary people had no idea what detention meant. They only knew that they were arrested, and then after the first trial by Wu Zhen, the guilty ones confessed voluntarily and the innocent ones were released immediately.

Because in this era, those crimes that are extremely harmful are executed directly.

So shortly after Wu Zhen's interrogation, some people were immediately tried and shot, while others were sentenced. It was spread that the trial was conducted by Wu Zhen, the imperial commissioner holding the imperial sword.

The country has not deliberately refuted such rumors. After all, the rumor that Wu Zhen is a god at solving cases is a great deterrent to those criminals and is conducive to reducing the occurrence of similar crimes.

And there was also a situation like this: when Yumian Feilong and his men arrived at a place, someone would file a complaint and someone would immediately turn themselves in, and then when they got together, the relevant departments could directly close the case.

Because Wu Zhen, the imperial commissioner with the imperial sword, was famous, suspects were afraid that Wu Zhen would personally try them and that their crimes would be aggravated. As a result, many cases were solved without Wu Zhen's appearance.

So in the eyes of the common people, Wu Zhen became a great judge who was specifically responsible for redressing grievances for everyone!

But it’s also good this way. Wu Zhen feels that after many interrogations, his justice points are increasing very quickly.

Not long after, Wu Zhen obtained another passive skill, Incorruptible and Impartial, which is a passive growth skill. Eventually, it will transform into Righteousness after reaching the required Justice Points.

This skill of being upright and impartial has the effect of a double-edged sword in the early stage, because in order to correct others, one must first correct oneself and set an example!

However, the main function of this skill is in the performance of official duties and interrogations, and it also has the passive effect of good prevailing over evil.

If this skill is cultivated to the end, it can grow into righteousness, which is a temperament that is strong, masculine and positive.

Righteousness does not refer to anger, but the momentum of being upright and upright.

Only when one is selfless and fearless can one be upright and righteous. In fact, uprightness is the process of self-improvement and self-rectification.

The concept of righteousness comes from Mencius, and the two most famous successors are Wen Tianxiang and Justice Bao.

Justice and morality are the norms and standards recognized by most people. Therefore, if people want to develop a righteous character, they must accumulate justice and morality.

Only when people are selfless, they will naturally be fearless. Fearlessness makes people extremely strong and masculine, which is the potential manifestation of the great righteousness.

Pursuing peace for the sake of the people is justice in itself, and combined with self-moral cultivation, one can constantly cultivate a sense of righteousness in the process.

The specific manifestations of the noble and upright spirit are to study things, acquire knowledge, be sincere, correct one's mind, cultivate oneself, regulate one's family, govern the country, and bring peace to the world!

Those who possess a righteous spirit are feared by gods and ghosts, and evil people dare not approach them. Any false accusation will be forced back into action and the person will suffer the consequences.