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Monuments of the People's Conscience

In the late years of the Guangxu Emperor, the land was strewn with starving corpses. On his way to take office as the new magistrate of Suqian County, Wan Liyu witnessed the tragic scenes along the Grand Canal. As soon as he arrived at the dock, the county assistant Wang Baolu greeted him with a phoenix-attended-by-hundreds-of-birds and a gilded sedan chair, displaying extreme luxury. However, a strange floating corpse suddenly appeared in front of the boat,拉开了宿迁官场黑幕的序幕. Can he awaken the conscience of his colleagues, tear through the multiple disguises, and restore a clear sky for the common people along the canal? What kind of clear name and struggle will be engraved on a "Permanent Prohibition Stele"? A storm concerning the official path and the hearts of the people, as well as the confrontation between the clear and the turbid, is booming on the banks of the Suqian Canal! （原中文文本存在语病，翻译中尽量按照原意处理，但需注意整体逻辑的梳理）