I Solved the Case in Tang Gui: Opening Changan Black Tea

[In the previous article, the modification has been completed. Old book friends can start reading from the beginning. There is a problem with the order of chapters. You can look at the names of the volumes to see the correct order. After reading it, you can give me some opinions] Traveling through the Tang Dynasty, Su Yan originally wanted to keep a low profile, but he brought his own criminal investigation system to the volume! On a rainy night, I first met the famous detective Su Wuming and was involved in the bizarre "immortality case". Modern forensic knowledge + system scanning, black tea causing hallucinations, ancient paintings demanding lives, secret chambers and heavenly punishments... One after another, there is no hiding in his eyes: spectral analysis of mineral codes, sonic weapons to decipher sleepwalking, magnet mazes to detect ghosts and walls! Joining hands with the cold-faced swordsman Lu Lingfeng, the smart lady Pei Xijun, and the strange medical doctor Fei Jishi, from the mysterious shadows in Chang'an to the shocking changes in the towering towers, Su Yan uses "science" to challenge the Xuanqi of the Tang Dynasty. The emperor gave me a waist card, and when life and death depended on each other, I met the mysterious poisonous lady Song Ami who descended from the sky with poisonous poisons. Chalcedony rotted the heart, and the music attracted poisons... There were many mysterious cases, and there was an undercurrent in the past. See how the modern king of scrolls uses system scanning, mechanism skills, and criminal psychology to uncover the turmoil of the prosperous age in a million-word scroll, and create the most powerful crime-solving team in the Tang Dynasty!