Great Tang: The One-Armed Divine Constable's Recycling System Cracks Bizarre Cases

Chu Xiao, a top modern forensic science student, unexpectedly transmigrates to an alternate Tang dynasty and becomes a one-armed scout who was injured and discharged from the army. Just as he's become the laughingstock of the capital and fallen into poverty, he unexpectedly activates a god-tier evidence-recovery System.

Anything ordinary people consider "trash" can be recovered by him and turned into a detailed report of clues: footprints in the dirt, fibers from a garment, tiny nicks on a murder weapon, even traces of scents left in the air. The accuracy is comparable to modern forensic investigation techniques.

The story begins with a string of "headless bride" murders that shocks Chang'an. The authorities are helpless, and panic grips the people. Using the System, Chu Xiao starts with an overlooked embroidery needle, unravels the case layer by layer, and precisely reconstructs the crime scenes. He ultimately exposes the depraved murderer hiding among the powerful, rises to fame, and is specially appointed as an outside "consultant" to the Court of Judicial Review.

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