In the seventeenth year of Yongning, A Yue wakes up in the body of a coroner’s daughter.
Her father is the most famous coroner in the capital, but she inherited only one thing from him: an astonishing appetite.
The first time she meets Shen Yanzhi, a junior minister at the Court of Judicial Review, is at a murder scene.
He’s holding an untouched pastry, and she stares at it for a long time.
“Sir, if you’re not going to eat that pastry... may I have it?”
He looks at her as if she’s already dead.
Later, she eats her way across the city and helps him crack a series of poisonings.
He hands her a menu, the tips of his ears turning red. “Where would you like to eat next? It’s my treat.”
A Yue studies the long list of restaurants and falls into thought:
Is he asking her to help solve cases, or trying to fatten her up?
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