The Sapphire Case: the Female Minister of Dali Temple

Putting aside everything else, it is too unreasonable to just talk about the autopsy. Didn't the author understand from the beginning that he must protect himself before doing the autopsy? The body has been buried underground for many years, and corpse toxins, bacteria, and germs will definitely attack you. First, you need to protect your mouth and nose, and then wear gloves. Do you have no sense of protection at all? There was no protection when the people needed help from the stubborn corpse or the men to help pick up the bones. Even the heroine herself did not hesitate to do it when she saw the bones. Those are bones, not toys.

This is the first time I have seen a novel with such a sufficient chain of evidence, and it fits the character of the protagonist who has never had any professional investigation experience. The portrayal of the characters in the novel, especially the murderer, is particularly full, and the consideration of human nature is also worth pondering.

After reading more than 120 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. It's unreasonable and logically confusing. It was okay when I talked about the murder case in the countryside, but when it came to the academy case, I guess the author started to mislabel it. In the academy case, almost all the management staff and most of the students were involved in the case and had no moral bottom line; most of the famous squires and officials in Hongdu County were involved in the case. Only some of the lower class civilians in a county are innocent. Even in such an environment where everyone is a bad guy, the heroine can still investigate the case in a strict and safe manner. What I am most afraid of when reading this article is that others are fools and I am the shrewdest; others are bad people, but we are the good people.

Ah, it's not finished yet👿👿, I bought a membership to read it, my heart breaks. Author, I hope someone likes your novel, buys it and makes it into a TV series. I'll see if you're in a hurry.

I have collected this book a long time ago. The content is really good, and the process of solving the case is also exciting. At that time, the updates were too slow. I stopped updating for a while. I thought the author had given up. I felt it was a pity at the time, so I removed the book from the bookshelf. I didn't expect to find it by chance now. There are many updates, with more than 300 chapters. It seems that I have to continue reading. I hope the content is still exciting and interesting...

This book is really nice. The plot also includes the techniques used to solve the case, as well as the heroine's decisiveness in judging the case. It's really worth reading and the writing is very good. And the author is very good. A large case runs through the whole story, and some small cases are interspersed. Especially when you kill several people, your charm is off the charts. Later, another time-traveling woman appeared. I don't know if it's good or bad?

The new book "The First Female Judge of the Tang Dynasty" has been released~ The country was about to be destroyed and the family was about to be destroyed. Chen Shao, who had traveled through ancient times for seventeen years, hid his daughter's body and became the minister of Dali Temple instead of his poisoned brother. Investigate backlogged and wrongful cases, punish corrupt officials, rectify traitors and rebellious officials, and create prosperity and peace in the world. Let's take a look at the growth path of a generation of female powerful officials.

The heroine's analysis of the criminal psychology and process is very powerful. What I like very much is that when the heroine sees others ignoring women's contributions as mothers and daughters-in-law, she will stand up and refute it forcefully, unlike many people who may not see it, or who will only feel something is wrong and uncomfortable but do not realize that they should refute it. What's more, they understand sympathy but still say it is the fault of the times to defend the vested interests.