Chang'an Autopsy

At the execution ground in the seventh year of Zhenguan, Li Mo looked at the guillotine and suddenly shouted to the prison officer: "Zhou Chong did not commit suicide by biting his tongue! There were linen fibers between his teeth, and he was suffocated to death!" There was an uproar. This "food thief" who should have been punished actually used modern forensic knowledge to give himself a "suspended sentence." After becoming the widower of Jingzhao Mansion, his life became even more difficult: the old widower ostracized him for "deviating from the traditional ways", Jingzhao Yin was afraid of him "getting into trouble", and the princelings regarded him as a "thorn in their side". He examined the corpses of burned wealthy businessmen and found out the arsonist from the cracks in the bones; he checked the accompaniment of drownings and used the nature of the water in the lungs to expose the "accidental" lie. Every autopsy is a big gamble, a bet that ancient tools can support modern logic, a bet that Wei Zheng's protection can withstand the crushing power of power. "I am a person who died once," Li Mo wiped the blood from the copper needle. "Now every day I live, I have to earn one more piece of truth." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.