Zhang Zhi, a modern law student, traveled through time and became a humble yamen servant in Kaifeng Prefecture in the Northern Song Dynasty. Unwilling to sink into a humble status, he emerged from a humble background with his timeless knowledge of forensic science and spirit of the rule of law.
From solving the mystery of "ghost market treasure theft", to uncovering the smuggling network behind the "floating corpses on boats", to gaining insight into the mystery of the poisoning in the secret room of "Qianjintang", he used evidence as a spear and logic as a shield, and became famous in Bianjing. He was appreciated by Bao Zheng and promoted unexpectedly, but he was also involved in the whirlpool of the old and new party struggles.
Let's see how Zhang Qing, as a small official, abided by procedural justice, protected the law and upheld justice, and set off a reform storm that spanned the prison, economy and court in the prosperous age of the Northern Song Dynasty.
Novel tags: Ancient history, time travel, criminal investigation, political intrigue, Song Dynasty, forensic medicine, political reform, family, country and world, technological flow, calmness and rationality
Reader comments
I originally thought it would be very ordinary, but I became fascinated as I read it. Now I think it is worth reading.
The writing is simple, starting from the shallower to the deeper, peeling off the layers, which is fascinating and fascinating.
Not bad, Xikang
Wonderful and good-looking, one-step ancient criminal investigation drama
I originally thought it would be very ordinary, but I became fascinated as I read it. Now I think it is worth reading.
The writing is simple, starting from the shallower to the deeper, peeling off the layers, which is fascinating and fascinating.
Not bad, Xikang
Wonderful and good-looking, one-step ancient criminal investigation drama