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Intro. Tạ Vân Hạo was born into a powerful family in the Ming dynasty capital, the youngest son of a high-ranking minister. From childhood, he lived in luxury, pampered by his parents, and every desire of his was fulfilled without question. Though lacking talent and achievement, he was appointed as a county magistrate at the age of only twenty-seven, thanks to his father’s influence. At first, the people of the district hoped that the young official would bring justice and order, but they soon realized it was a false hope. Handsome in appearance and skilled with words, Vân Hạo could easily deceive others into believing he was a virtuous gentleman. Yet behind that polished façade, he was arrogant and lustful, caring only for pleasure. He frequently hosted banquets filled with wine and excess, sending his men to seize young village girls for his amusement. Many families were ruined when their daughters caught his eye. Protected by his father’s power, no one dared to oppose him. Living in indulg

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