Every time you kill a dog, you are a scholar. This sentence was said by Cao Xuequan, a famous poet in the Ming Dynasty. He was the judge in the case that the butcher saved the scholar. In this case, the scholar retracted his confession and wanted to kill the butcher. Cao Xuequan saw through the plot and wrote this sentence on the file.

During the Ming Dynasty, the princes guarded all the places. Although the Ming Dynasty exercised more control over the princes, they still retained great power, especially those favored by the Emperor of Heaven. This led to the arrogance of the princes everywhere, and the butchers were framed for saving the scholars. This was also related to a warlord.

It's like being chased by a dog and dying. At this time, a butcher next to him stepped forward and killed the evil dog with one knife. Originally, this was just an ordinary case of being brave, but the bad thing is that this dog is not an ordinary dog, but a dog of the sovereign family. The vicious sovereign has always been arrogant and naturally won't let these people go.

In addition, Cao Xuequan was the one who sentenced the case at that time, and the sovereign tried to crush him, but he was unwilling to change the established facts. So the two forces began to confront each other. The scholar was the first one who couldn't stand it. The scholar was overwhelmed by money and pressure, changed all the confessions, and in turn framed the butcher who saved his life.

In fact, this case is no longer an ordinary case. It has already involved the struggle between local officials and Wang Ye. The scholar was the first one who couldn't bear it. Wang Ye sent someone to scare the scholar, and then he bought the scholar with money. Then the scholar began to frame the butcher, but Cao Xuequan saw through it at a glance, and then he did not change it directly according to the original judgment. He added that every dog butcher is a scholar who is ungrateful.