A Thousand Autumns: The Capital’s Premier Coroner

[Strong female lead + physician heroine + political intrigue + duty to country and people + mystery solving]

Above the seat of power, a blade hangs poised overhead.

She was a gifted twin physician known as the Ghost Hand in the twenty-first century. After a car accident, her soul landed in another world, where she became Chai Sang, the youngest daughter of Prince Jing’an’s household in the Great Ye dynasty.

Born to a family of nobles and aristocrats, she lost her entire family in a sudden catastrophe.

From then on, Sang Tong, the “Ghost Yama,” emerged from the shadows.

With one hand she held life, with the other she questioned the dead. She healed the world with medicine and composed poems over bloodied murder scenes.

“You were born above the clouds. Now and then, you should open your eyes and see that thousands of miles away, some people are pouring out their blood and sweat, while others are dying on the frontier.”

“The butcher’s knife in your hand cannot suppress the will of the people, nor can it change right from wrong.”

Tong blossoms and shattered souls, white bones by the river, bloody shadows in a haunted house…

Clues intertwined, blades flashed and swords clashed.

Beneath a truth buried for nine years, would they find loyal souls wronged and a steadfast heart that never wavered, or beasts in human clothing and demons running rampant?

Once she had crossed a thousand mountains and the snow had stopped, she meant to walk the world alone.

Someone turned back beneath an umbrella and came toward her. “What you seek is what I wish for, too.”

She thought they were destined to part ways, but even those on separate roads could arrive at the same destination.