Mountains of Bones, Forgotten Surname

Name: Mountains of Bones, Forgotten Surname
Author: Unexpected Song

by Unexpected Song

ongoing Mystery Mystery Detective Female Lead

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Ch. 3 — Luoyang Double Corpse Case: Qingluan Picture Reveals the Murderous Intent

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About This Novel

During the turbulent times of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, there were mountains of corpses. Chang Yuan was just a bone collector who collected unknown corpses, until she found a female corpse carrying a secret message-- The person behind the scenes turned out to be King Qin. She is drawn into this fatal chess game. The princelings wanted to kill her and silence her, but the former officials recognized that she had the blood of the conquered princess on her body. Even Sun Wuji, the gentle strategist who always "encountered" her by chance at the scene, looked at her with an unusually deep look. "The girl's autopsy hands," he said, clasping her wrist bones with a smile, "may stir up trouble and overthrow the entire Chang'an." But gradually she discovered: Behind the case of missing children is the secret of the palace's living sacrifice for alchemy; The secret order of the previous dynasty to restore the country was hidden in the rotting corpse of the imperial examination; It turned out that she was the one who had been carefully buried for sixteen years, the most fatal link. P. S. The cold-faced bone-picking girl × Hakuri Kuro's future powerful minister, the two strong men fish for each other, fall in love and kill each other Hard-core ancient detectives + exciting court intrigues, one case in each volume, and the cases are connected The heroine's growth counterattacks, from the mass grave to the world chess game "You want these mountains and rivers, and I want every nameless skeleton in these mountains and rivers to have a name." (I started to want to write this novel because Zhu Meiji thought of the saying about making a lot of money riding a carriage and putting it into practice, so I wanted to give some good endings to some women in the Tang Dynasty.)