Go to Jail and Identify All the Inmates in the Room as Murderers

Gu Changfeng, the son of the former Shaoqing of Dali Temple, was feared by the emperor because his father died violently while investigating a case, and was thrown into the Tongchen Residence where the remnants of the prince were imprisoned. At the beginning, someone framed him for stealing the imperial jade pendant, and the framer's voice was clearly heard in his ears: "It's in his left sleeve!" Gu Changfeng sneered, activated the mind-reading power of [Hearing Ear], took off his left sleeve in public to show his innocence, and searched the jade pendant from the opponent's arms with his backhand - there is no perfect lie in this world. Tongchenju is a hunting ground for high IQs, and everyone is a movie king. The suspect was well aware of his mind-reading secrets, and used self-hypnosis to forge his voice and set up a false scene: he said the body was in the well, but the well was empty; he recited the oath of alliance and mentally planned the opportunity for a backstab. What's more, some people practice the "disguise of voice" in an attempt to lead him into a dead end. But Gu Changfeng never did this. He has a vicious tongue and is obsessed with details. He firmly believes that "voices can be deceived, but evidence cannot be deceived." The restriction of looking at each other and cooling down for half an hour to read minds allowed him to develop a keen eye: combining local autopsy methods, fingerprint screening, and blood stain analysis, he could dismantle the flaws in micro-expressions and find out the logical loopholes in the voice. The perfect alibi for the secret room murder case and the hypocritical and weak face of the serial poisoning were vulnerable to his closed chain of evidence. "The words in your mind, 'He must have believed it,' caught my eye." He established absolute detective authority in Tongchenju, solving a series of brain-burning cases, just to piece together the truth about the prince's case, uncover the mystery of his father's death, and complete an irrefutable defense of innocence in front of the emperor.