Modern forensic doctor Jiang Li was transported back to the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty due to an explosion in her laboratory, and became the daughter of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. A case of violent death of a eunuch in the Qianqing Palace made her use a lancet to cut through the palace fog, but she was involved in the fatal whirlpool of nine sons fighting for the heir. The cold-faced Fourth Master Yinzhen wrapped Buddha beads around her neck and forced her to use the corpse as evidence; Qin Tianjian declared that "the country is in chaos against the stars", and Kangxi wanted to kill strange souls; Japanese silver ingots, Mongolian witchcraft, and Western poisonous techniques emerged one after another...
She holds a scalpel in her left hand and writes "A Collection of Cleansing of Wrongs", and her right hand embroiders a gold-threaded dragon pattern on her court uniform, struggling between power and sincerity. When the history books destined Yongzheng to take the blame for the whole world, he hid the blood-stained autopsy notes and wrote "Mountains and rivers are the betrothal" on the inside page.
The truth and obsession are both sharp edges. This time, she dissects the corpse, examines the human heart, and digs out the blood of the emperor.
