Song Yan, the most insignificant 'rebellious son' of the Imperial College, touched a bloody inkstone at a pawnshop in the West Market - a 3D picture scroll suddenly exploded in front of his eyes! The stolen jewelry, the missing footprints, and the dark shadow hiding on the beam all came to life in the picture! When the officer from the Ministry of Punishment banged the table and scolded him, "What does a sour scholar know about investigating crimes?", He tapped the picture scroll with his fingertips: "The murderer is not a thief, but a pawnbroker." The ink on the third page of the account book he hid under the counter was lighter than the previous page because he had just filled in the false accounts last night. ' Everyone rummaged around and found half a pawnshop's gold seal from the sole of Chaofeng's shoe. From then on, there was a saying in the capital: "Don't underestimate Wen Ruolang. In Song Yan's inkstone, there is a book that can expose all the conspiracy - the Hundred Cases Illustrated Book." '
