The Seven Colors Hall organization has become increasingly outrageous in recent years.
Its actions are no longer what they were when it was founded, when it helped ordinary people, killed bandits, and supported the orphans and widows.
After its reputation was ruined, the government did consider taking action against them, but they found that the organization had become too powerful.
Their seven branches combined have influence throughout the counties and villages of Xingqing Prefecture, and no one knows exactly how many men they have.
At this point, trying to deal with them is like trying to pull a turtle with a mouse—impossible.
Not to mention anything else, if pushed too far, someone might raise an alarm and start a small rebellion.
At that time, no one could bear the responsibilit
