The No. 1 Detective of the Tang Dynasty Began to Conduct an Autopsy on the Dead

Lu Chen was originally a police officer from the modern crime squad. He encountered an explosion while chasing a serial murderer. After waking up, he traveled to the Tang Dynasty and became a county police officer implicated in the murder case. In order to survive, he started with the autopsy and found that the deceased was first poisoned and then killed with a knife, and the scene had been forged. He used simple methods such as burning paper to tell the direction of the wind, using lime to reveal blood stains, and pushing up the footprints to find out that the apparent murderer was just the coachman who was forced to take the blame. The case brought out the mole within the county government. As a result, Lu Chen was appreciated by the county captain Pei Yanqing and was transferred to the "Prison Cleaning Room" that specializes in handling difficult cases. After that, he successively solved cases such as murders in inns, corpses hidden in temples, theft of official food, corpses floating in rivers, and false military orders. As the ebony chess pieces continued to appear, he discovered that all the dead had been in contact with a batch of missing ordnance. The organization behind the scenes used local officials, merchants, and monasteries to transfer arms and then murdered them to silence them. In the middle and late period, Lu Chen was framed by powerful people and forced to enter Chang'an, where he dealt with various forces in Dali Temple. In the end, he must find the real mastermind before the night banquet in the imperial city and stop a shocking conspiracy covered up by a murder case. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.