I Solved Mysterious Cases in the Southern Song Dynasty

Lin'an City during the Shaoxing Period of the Southern Song Dynasty. A bizarre fire engulfed all 27 members of the family of Zhou Xianzong, the head of the Household Branch Department, and the case was about to be closed. Yue Lin, the young minister of Dali Temple, inspected the site and unearthed the twenty-eighth unknown skeleton deep in the rubble - the wrists were tied with gold-wired glass beads unique to the royal family, and the time of death was long before the fire. During the investigation, he received a fatal note: "If you want to survive, stop tracing the golden silk beads." Yue Lin tore up the warning and went upstream, but was shocked to find that the case was actually related to an old case of local grain reserve shortage fifteen years ago. Deep in the file, the name of his father Yue Lei, who had been "died" for many years, was clearly listed. Ci Yunling, the mysterious seal, the secret account of Duzhisi, the successive murders and assassinations... The clues are like poisonous ivy, tangled into a web of power and money transactions, royal secrets and old blood stains. On one side is the bottomless abyss of murderous intent, and on the other side is the silent gaze of his father's injustice. Yue Lin stood on the edge of the abyss, holding a blood-stained glass bead. He had to decide: burn himself in fire for the truth, or turn around in this flashy and cannibal city of Lin'an?