Conspiracy

A conspiracy thriller revealing that the Great Divide Wall was built not to keep people out, but to regulate their desperation.

1. Case of Xing and Chang Knowing about Theft and Dividing Stolen Goods

2. Jurisdiction: Han Dynasty China (circa 60 BC (Western Han, during the reign of Emperor Xuan))
3. Original Case: 猩、敞知盗分赃案
4. Key Figures: Xing (thief leader), Zhang Chang (Governor of Jingzhao)
5. Case Tags: Theft;Receiving Stolen Property;Conspiracy;Ancient Chinese Law

1. The Case of King Qian of Zhao Dismissing Li Mu

2. Jurisdiction: State of Zhao, Warring States China (c. 229 BC)
3. Original Case: 赵王迁罢李牧案（增补）
4. Key Figures: King Qian of Zhao, Li Mu (General), Guo Kai (Corrupt Minister), Qin Spies
5. Case Tags: Treason;Capital Offense;Conspiracy;Political Purge

1. The Assassination of Lord Chunshen

2. Jurisdiction: State of Chu, Warring States China (238 BC)
3. Original Case: 春申君被刺案
4. Key Figures: Lord Chunshen (Huang Xie), Li Yuan, Li Yan (Queen Dowager), King Kaolie of Chu, King You of Chu
5. Case Tags: Political Assassination;Palace Coup;Usurpation;Conspiracy

1. The Case of Hua Du Killing Kong Fujia, Usurping His Wife, and Assassinating Duke Shang of Song

2. Jurisdiction: State of Song, Zhou Dynasty (present-day Shangqiu, Henan) (710 BC)
3. Original Case: 华督杀孔父嘉夺妻、弑宋殇公案
4. Key Figures: Hua Du (華督), Kong Fujia (孔父嘉), Duke Shang of Song (宋殤公), Duke Zhuang of Song (宋莊公)
5. Case Tags: homicide;regicide;conspiracy;public order offense