Modern police profiler **Qin Feng** dies unexpectedly during an operation to capture a highly intelligent criminal. His soul transmigrates to the fictional **Great Sheng Dynasty** and possesses the useless son-in-law of **Su Qingyue**, the most beautiful woman in the capital and daughter of the Duke of Anguo. He is a man who excels neither at letters nor at martial arts.
New to this unfamiliar world, he faces not only a wife as beautiful as a goddess yet cold as ice, but also the contempt and mockery of everyone in the household. His vaunted modern knowledge of criminal psychology seems to have no use here.
A turning point comes without warning on the third day of his marriage. A bizarre string of murders aboard pleasure boats rocks the capital: three sons of high-ranking court officials have died one after another. There are no clues at the scene, and the whole court is in an uproar. While everyone else is at a loss, Qin Feng notices something unusual about a tiny shared habit among the victims: they all used a specially made incense. Applying modern trace evidence analysis and logical deduction, he sees what everyone else misses and accurately identifies the culprit: the head performer of a music house, who has spent years patiently biding her time for revenge.
The case is solved, and Qin Feng makes a name for himself. But just as he thinks he can finally catch his breath, the music house’s head performer, whom he sent to prison, gives him a mysterious smile before her execution and leaves him with a prophecy: **“You think you’ve won? No. You’ve merely gone from being a pawn on the board to... an even bigger pawn.”**
Only then does Qin Feng realize that the case he solved was merely the loose thread of a vast conspiracy.
If no one comments, it will be inconvenient to give a low score. The beginning of the story is okay, but the use of various emotions is a bit outdated, and the NPCs are always angry and ridiculing, which is not in line with social conditions. The dark fragrance will not offend you, but it is a bit baffling that you take the initiative to make it your enemy. Just live your own life well, and you must make big enemies. This is the first time you meet someone who takes the initiative to set a goal. Read it later and comment again.
Very exciting and worth appreciating