A small courtyard, a peach tree, and a vegetable garden. When Yu Jingzhi first arrives in the capital, she practices medicine and enjoys a quiet life.
She thinks things will stay that way for a long time, but after she gets unwillingly caught up in a case, she forms an unbreakable bond with the Shuntian Prefecture court.
At the invitation of Investigating Judge Qin, she takes the opportunity to join the government service. As she works with the others to solve cases, painful memories are stirred time and again...
Born into nobility and a blood relative of the imperial family, Qin Shu is handsome, accomplished in both civil and martial arts, and every bit the heaven-blessed prodigy.
Full of youthful ambition, he nevertheless stumbles soon after entering officialdom and is reassigned to serve as an investigating judge at Shuntian Prefecture.
Even after his transfer, he remains true to himself and diligently handles his cases. He unexpectedly meets Yu Jingzhi, a female physician, and recruits her into government service.
Professionally, he wants to make use of her talents. Personally, he wants to keep an eye on her. Though her conduct is beyond reproach, Qin Shu suspects she may be an old acquaintance returned...
The victims in it all seem to have no happy ending. They always feel sorry for the murderer when they are hurt, and the injuries are not minor. As a result, they feel sorry for the murderer first every time they are rescued. Moreover, every time the protagonist group has a suspect, they will not call him in for questioning, which is not very understandable.
It can be seen that the author really wanted to combine crime-solving writing with food writing, but he did not grasp the proportion of the plot well. There were too many details about food and character descriptions that had nothing to do with the case, which seemed a bit slow. I hope he can outline it again to control the progress. Wish you better and better
I quite like this style ❤️