Touching Corpses to Ascend: From Coroner to Divine Detective!

The ambiguous relationship between Wu Zuo and the chief arrester's daughter is actually a mirror projection of the topological network of power. When they analyzed the remaining pages of "The Secret Record of the Five Poisons" at the crime scene, the blood groove on the female detective's saber and the silver sword made by the widow produced magnetic resonance. This quantum entanglement between the weapons is a metaphor for the blood curse of the two hereditary law enforcement families. The author deliberately arranged for the two people to encounter taboos while deciphering the "Corpse Whisperer" code in the mortuary, so that the temperature of the cold storage and body temperature formed an inverse function, and wrote an allegory of the power negotiation between forensic medicine and criminal investigation.

What can I say about this novel? When I first read it, I thought it was a martial arts world, but then a coffin appeared, and there was a soul. The protagonist encountered the corpse and saw the scene of the deceased before he was alive. He said that the way of heaven was dead and this world was a prisoner. At this time, it became cultivation, which laid a lot of foreshadowing and also has a flavor of fantasy. But it is a suspense and crime-solving novel. The author may want to build a huge world view, but if suspense, cultivation, martial arts, and fantasy are not integrated, it feels uncomfortable to read.

It's very interesting to watch, the protagonist is decisive in killing, the logic is clear, and it's a pure battle of wits with the cult. Although the protagonist is not very strong along the way, he crushes his peers and keeps his combat power within the appropriate range and becomes stronger step by step.

After reading about ten chapters and seeing how many corpses the protagonist had examined, I found that the first mortal case was the best in terms of plot and system rewards and comments. Four stars, the first case accounts for 90%.

The setting of using corpses to prove the Tao is very novel, perfectly integrating martial arts and metaphysics. We look forward to the follow-up development! I highly recommend another book, "Burning the Corpse: Transcendence into Sainthood"

As long as the protagonist is awake in the world, the rest are useless

Not bad, the reasoning is accurate, the descriptions are vivid and accurate, which can make readers interested in reading.

Isn't Zuo responsible for examining the body to determine how and when he died? Why should he be responsible for solving the case? Isn't that the job of a detective? Why should Zuo be asked to solve the case?

It is narrated in Spring and Autumn style, with concise expressions and no messy nonsense!

At first, I thought that the male protagonist and the female detective would be together because of their ambiguity, but the author handled the relationship better. The male protagonist is not a love brain. He is more focused on his own strength and has brains. Love will make him have weaknesses. It is worth watching.