In the second part, Bao Zheng (played by Lu Yi) has shed the awkwardness and impulsiveness of a newborn calf who is not afraid of tigers, and has become a steady and responsible county official, pleading for the people in a corner. On this day, the emperor urgently recalled him to Beijing to investigate the cases of consecutive deaths of officials who accepted bribes and corruption. The young Bao Qingtian was dispatched again, and Wang Chao, Ma Han, Zhang Long and Zhao Hu, who met along the way in various cases, will be the guards around the famous Bao Gong we are familiar with in the future. Gongsun Ce (played by Ren Quan) has already worshipped Bao Zheng's wisdom and is willing to assist him in handling cases. The girl he met this time is the habitual thief Xiao Qingting (played by Fan Bingbing). She is lively and mischievous and her identity has always been mysterious. It was not until the case went to the great painter Feng Zhishui that everyone understood the tragic life of Xiao Qingting: her adoptive father treated her as his own child since childhood and painted "The Girl on the Peony Pavilion" for her, which contained a secret. Later he disappeared in the world and was never heard from again. Over the years, Xiao Qingting has tried every possible way to find his adoptive father but to no avail. This time, she can only hope that Bao Zheng can find out the truth.