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Every Time I Change My Identity, I Become Stronger
Before the knife fell on the execution ground, modern investigation consultant Lu Xingzhou woke up in the body of a death row prisoner. The three confessions on the table had the same words, except for his fingerprints; the system did not give an answer, only the identity of the county government clerk. If he wants to live, he must use the most humble identity to overturn the ironclad case. But when he found out that twenty-seven dead people in Beicang were still signing, the corner of an erased
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She's Still Alive and I've Confessed My Guilt
At six o'clock in the morning, judicial reporter Wei Zhi received a transcript of the trial thirty days later. There are no police questions in the transcript, only his own answers. The first sentence is: "I admit that I killed Wen Que." But at noon that day, Wen Que stood in front of him alive. He even took out an old confession from seven years ago and asked him why he missed the word "no". Wei Zhi called the police, fled, and even smashed the printer to prove that he would never kill anyone.
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Dressed as a Poor County Magistrate, I Pay Wages to All the People in the County
Traveling to the third year of the drought, Sang Li became a seventh-grade county magistrate with only seventeen guan left. There are 8,000 disaster victims outside the county, the granary is so empty that rats can run away, and the first deed of betrayal has been fingerprinted. But the system was bound at this moment - allowing one thousand disaster victims to receive real wages within three days. Food relief does not count, forced labor does not count, and white notes that cannot be exchanged
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