I Was a Detective in the Ming Dynasty: Start with a Crime-Solving Museum

Su Ye, a modern forensic anthropologist, traveled through the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty and awakened to the golden finger of the modern criminal investigation office. He could use modern technologies such as fingerprints, DNA, and ballistic analysis to solve cases. At the beginning, he counterattacked from a death row prisoner to a county magistrate, and repeatedly solved strange cases with criminal investigation methods that transcended the times: Female corpse in deep well, secret room murder, imperial examination fraud, palace conspiracy, etc. Along the way, he slapped corrupt officials in the face, and his official position was promoted from master to a first-rank official and also in charge of Dali Temple. Bai Ling'er, a member of the Jinyiwei Qianhu, went from rival to lover, and joined forces to fight against Liu Jin, the admiral of the East Factory, and promote judicial reform. Eventually, he retired and retired to the mountains to train a new generation of detectives. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.