Tang Dynasty Detective: I Flipped Open Li Er's Coffin from the Start

Su Xinghe woke beside Li Shimin's coffin, only to be accused immediately of murdering Li Er. He was about to be put to death alongside the young Lady Wu Meiniang.

At the crucial moment, Su Xinghe threw open Li Er's coffin and uncovered the true cause of his death.

"The veins in His Majesty's limbs are bluish and prominent, and he suffered convulsions before dying. There are stains at the corners of his mouth, so he must have vomited. His face is livid. He was likely poisoned with arsenic or something similar."

Consort Xu Hui, bloodied beneath the blazing sun; the midnight flying head of the Changsun family; Princess Jinyang crawling out of her coffin; human-meat flatbreads in Chang'an; the imperial palace vanishing before everyone's eyes; a half-man, half-bear monster; and the ghost of Princess Pingyang.

From then on, Su Xinghe, Wu Mei, and Di Renjie embarked on a journey as great detectives of the Tang Dynasty, entering the mysterious and turbulent High Tang era.

Also known as: Tang Dynasty: How Dare You Compete with This Daoist for the Empress?

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