Anecdotes About the Ming Dynasty: I Killed Demons in the Ming Dynasty

Modern forensic doctor Lu Zhao was unexpectedly reborn during the Wanli era and became a down-and-out scholar of the same name. When he first entered the examination room, he was involved in a bizarre murder case - the examinee died suddenly, his face was completely peeled off, and there was no trace of blood on the wound. According to folk rumors, the "painted skin ghost" reappeared in the world. With the help of modern forensic knowledge, Lu Zhao saw through the highly toxic murder method, but was warned by the mysterious gangster Yu Dansha: "This case involves the Red Lotus cult, and it is not something you can solve." What's even weirder is that the strategy he wrote actually triggered a "literary initiation" and alarmed the Confucianists. In this Ming Dynasty, where Confucianism cultivated the country with culture and Buddhism and Taoism subdued demons and demons, Lu Zhao discovered that his time travel was no accident - the spiritual root of the unity of the three religions was hidden in his body, and the Western Holy Light Holy See and the Japanese Onmyoji were eyeing Kyushu...