In Pingcheng of the Northern Wei, there is a court that kills no one. It does one thing only: scrape names off the register. Forty years, three rules, never broken.
Truth does not always save people; sometimes it leaves nowhere to hide. Each ruling is a choice about rules, mercy and cost.
It does not judge life or death, only names. Those erased remain alive, yet exist on no register.
Every ruling is recorded as evidence of rule awareness, empathy and moral boundaries, then compiled into your personality report.
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