The most bizarre case in Wanli of the Ming Dynasty, Tianji Pavilion detective Shen Moxuan used incense ashes to cut off the time and identify the footprints based on moss marks!
In the autumn of 1600, an unsolved murder occurred on a boat on the Qinhuai River in Nanjing. "Will-o'-the-wisps" appeared frequently in the archives of the Ministry of Household Affairs late at night. The ambassador of the Portuguese merchant embassy died in a secret room in the palace... Behind each unsolved case, it actually pointed to a shocking conspiracy that ran through the Jiajing and Wanli dynasties——
Former Hanlin Academy editor Shen Moxuan, together with master Zhao Shi and Caobang informant Su Xiaoxiao, used the memory-reading technique of "Spider Silk Mirror" to decipher the mystery of the secret room and track the code of the star map. From the secret techniques of Jiangnan workers to Matteo Ricci's Western institutions, from the secret words of Caobang to the vision records of Longhu Mountain, the truth is like a Suzhou garden, changing scenery at every step.
Scientific Solving of Crimes × Oriental Strange Cases × Court Conspiracies
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