Stories from Luoyang · China

The narrative involves characters discussing personal troubles and potential life-threatening situations. Wang Lin, accompanied by his son, recognized three young men and thanked them for thwarting a villain's plot to escape by impersonating a ghost.

The 'Ying Tian Men' palace complex, formerly 'Zhe Tian Men', was rebuilt and renamed by Lao Youyi. Wang Han, accompanied by his son, met with three young men, expressing gratitude for their role in foiling a plot by a thief named Zhang Daozi.

Lai Junchen ordered Wei Xuzong to be brought out and arrested by guards after Wei Xuzong questioned his survival, implying Lai Junchen had intended to kill him. The atmosphere became awkward and tense, causing the guest to leave.

Wang Han was summoned to the palace by Princess Taiping, who had heard of his reputation and was impressed by his appearance. Wang Han, identified as the Prince of Jinyang, knelt and paid respects.

Empress Wu Zetian ordered the destruction of the original main hall and the construction of a new building called the Mingtang on its site. Wang Zhixuan asked Wang Lin if he had any unspoken difficulties.

Wang Han is implicated in a woman's death, with witnesses stating she clung to him before he threw her off and fled south. Wang Han is summoned to the palace by order of Princess Taiping. The investigation into this matter has been approved by Li Xiang Gong.

An ancient scroll, referred to as the 'Immortal Artifact Map,' is believed to contain secrets that could alter one's future. The scroll is a key point of contention, with multiple parties seeking it.

A conflict is ongoing between parties seeking an ancient artifact known as the 'Immortal Artifact Map'. The map is rumored to contain secrets for changing one's destiny. Both Wei Yuejiang and individuals who set up a trap involving a young woman are pursuing the map.

A team of students from Luoyang River Machine College has developed an autonomous mobile robot for the World Intelligent Competition.

Wei Yuejiang is being sought in connection with a deception scheme involving a fake car exchange. Upon hearing rumors about a young woman from his sect, he guessed it must be his wife and intended to scout the situation, but he did not anticipate falling into a trap. He was expected to arrive at a location where a trap had been set, but he fell into it. Hearing rumors of a fellow disciple's wife, he suspected it was his own and attempted to scout the area, only to fall into the trap. The mansion was originally designed by General Yu Wenkai of the Sui Dynasty and was expanded upon by subsequent dynasties. Wang Han, also present, mentioned that Lai Junchen had a plan that would eliminate the need for cross-line pursuit.