Song Lan, a female forensic pathologist, transmigrated to the historically nonexistent Tian Sheng Kingdom. Her heart had been calm, and she had planned to travel the famous mountains and rivers after her adoptive father passed away. But a murder case brought her together with a junior minister of the Court of Judicial Review, and their lives became hopelessly entangled. In the end, he had his way with her and brought her home.
“What? The junior minister of the Court of Judicial Review married a commoner? She’s not good enough for him.”
“What? That commoner is actually the daughter of the Prince General? He’s not good enough for her.”
“This is unbelievable! The junior minister of the Court of Judicial Review is actually the Emperor’s sixth son?”
While the common folk gossiped, the two people in question were enjoying themselves together.
“My dear, is your back sore? Let me massage it for you...”
“Get lost, you shameless thing...”
I have read about 30 chapters (about 5 people have died, and the murderer cannot be found). The enemy is in the dark, the male and female protagonists are in the open, and the mastermind behind the scenes seems to be in a high position. The heroine is very smart, but she is a little impulsive and does not have strong martial arts skills. One life after another was filed in front of the male protagonist, but the people he brought seemed to have no effect. They all relied on the female protagonist to perform autopsies and investigate the traces at the scene (I personally doubt that those officials were paid for). Could it be that the case could not be handled before the female protagonist showed up? Moreover, there is obviously something wrong with the county magistrate. With the male protagonist's clever mind, can't he figure it out? Or are you saying you are holding back? Moreover, the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist are inexplicable. You can say that they appreciate talents, but they are a little doting (I can only see that the female protagonist's autopsy and investigative abilities attract the male protagonist). He behaves like a boy. How can the male protagonist have feelings for a "man" without knowing the woman's identity? Not to mention that it was revealed to be a woman only in chapter 30, which was a bit disappointing. The author's writing is good, and his approach to the case is also very professional, but the plot development made me confused (I thought the heroine could hide it for a hundred chapters) Click here and welcome all young heroes to read this book (the content is still worth reading)
It looked fine from the front, but I was completely speechless when I saw the back! The chapters are confusing, the names are misplaced, the names of the protagonists and supporting characters are often used randomly, in short, it's a complete mess