On a moonlit night in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, a cyanotic corpse spot on the wrist of a rotting corpse lit up the eyes of Pei Elegy, a time-traveling forensic doctor.
She could touch the bones and see the dying scene of the deceased, but she almost drowned in the memory of the drowned book boy;
She examined the bones to deduce the trajectory of the poisoning, but the young minister of Dali Temple put his sword at her throat: "A woman who enters the death row without permission will be used as a staff for eighty years."
The left hand is a system for clearing wrongs that can be exchanged for the "Poison Sutra" and "Bone Mirror", and the right hand is a hosta that has gradually cracked due to the woman disguising herself as a man - it is a relic left to her by her father Pei Ji, and it is also the secret key to tearing apart time and space during travel.
A candidate who died suddenly in the imperial examination room had a secret poison from the previous dynasty hidden in his ink;
The fallen horse in the Princess Villa has half a golden hairpin embedded in the horse's bones;
Deep in the ruins of the East Palace, the prince's skeleton roared silently in the heavy rain...
When Pei Elegy had an illusion of the prince being poisoned in front of the Qianyuan Palace, he saw the man behind the scenes stroking his hands and smiling:
"If your Majesty hadn't mistakenly inspected the remains of the late Crown Prince twenty years ago, why would there be such a good show today?"
White bones weep with blood, and jade hairpins cry out for injustice.
In this glorious age, she wants to use modern forensic science to break open the iron curtain of the thousand-year prison, between the memory of the bones and the historical truth, to fight for the rights of the living and to speak for the dead.
