South Korea's Top Detective: Starting with the Autopsy of a Female Star

Bear gallbladders can clear the liver and improve eyesight. Human gallbladders can restore sight to the blind.

Su Chen was an ordinary police academy graduate when he suddenly transmigrated to South Korea and became a forensic doctor.

The first case he was assigned was the theft of a human gallbladder.

There were thirteen victims in a row.

Among them were an actress, a model, a driver, a butcher, a nightclub hostess, a prostitute, a professional gambler, and others.

The thirteen victims had nothing in common.

Each had been drugged unconscious,

then had their gallbladder cut out while they were still alive.

The case sent all of Hancheng into an uproar.

A dark cloud hung over the entire city.

Rumors spread that bear gallbladders could clear the liver and improve eyesight, while human gallbladders could restore sight to the blind.

Then,

Su Chen unexpectedly obtained a Detective System.

With abilities like turning invisible, revisiting crime scenes, and peering into people's hearts, he solved one bizarre case after another and became South Korea's most famous detective: Su Chen.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.