Undocumented Ominous Dream

She is the most powerful goddess in Yunjing, who specializes in combing the hair of the dead. He is the most ruthless judge in Dali Temple and smiles throughout the trial. Her name was Su Wan, she had a cinnabar mole at the end of her eye, and her left hand was wrapped in a bandage that could never be taken off. His name is Lu Chen, and he wears a jade pendant with no words on his waist. He must light a lamp every night when he goes to sleep - because he is afraid that he will dream of the same woman and wake up without remembering anything. Three hundred years, seven reincarnations. In every life, he sentenced her to death, and in every life, he remained silent on the execution ground. She asked him: "My lord, do you believe me?" He never answered. She died, he regretted it for seventy years, reincarnated, forgot all about it, met her again, tried her again, and didn't believe her again. In this life, she is the female shopkeeper of Guiwan Hall, making money from dead people, and only telling the truth to the living. He is the young minister of Dali Temple, and he is investigating a series of "dream-predicted murders" - none of the deceased had any trauma or poisoning, except for the last sentence: "I had a dream..." Dreams can predict murders, but they cannot be used as evidence. The truth is in the dream, but the law does not recognize the dream. As the investigation deepens, he discovers that his dreams, her past, and the "January Change" that was erased three hundred years ago all point to a dream prison deep in the palace where "women who can dream" are secretly imprisoned. The man who has been imprisoned for three hundred years has been carving the same word on the wall - Chen. In this life, he finally remembered everything. In this life, he finally answered: letter. Seventh Life Reincarnation | Solved Cases in Dreams | Chasing Wife Crematorium | Beautiful, Strong and Tragic Male Protagonist | Hard-tongued and soft-hearted female protagonist | Secret History of the Palace