Da Qin's Little Official, I Can Restore the Scene of the Crime

Laws of the Qin Dynasty + Ancient Criminal Investigation + Counterattack by Small Officials + Evidence Flows On the eve of the unification of Qin, seven grain officials died in the county jail in Bian County overnight, and all the confessions pointed to Chen Shuo who was arrested. This lowly document clerk was able to reconstruct the last movement of three breaths from inanimate evidence: the bloody knife never touched the deceased, the key to the sealed granary opened another door last night, and the soles of the seven corpses were stained with black sand that could only be found in military camps. The ability cannot read people's hearts, and old objects will produce ghost images if they come into contact with many people. He must use Qin laws, inspections, and public evidence to turn the tracks he saw into a case file that no one can overturn. From a granary murder case to military ration embezzlement, border spies and a perjury network covering every county, Chen Shuo wants the powerful to understand for the first time: the law is not a knife in their hands. But after the first case was overturned, the last three breaths he saw on the county magistrate's seal actually came from the imperial prison thirty years later. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.