A Fearsome Woman Has Arrived at the Dali Temple

A modern forensic examiner transmigrates into the body of an orphaned daughter of a disgraced official. Disguised as a man, she makes a comeback at the Dali Temple, crushes the villains with her scalpel, and sets the scheming minister’s heart aflutter!

On the night her entire family was sentenced to death, she watched her father’s head hang from the city gate as his blood spattered her face.

Of the 108 members of her household, she was the only one left.

Soldiers pursued her from the front, and there was no way back. A simple, honest scholar died shielding her from a blade, entrusting his elderly mother and his examination admission certificate to her with his dying breath.

With nowhere else to turn, she cut off her hair, dressed as a man, and took the place of “Mo Zibai” to survive.

“From today on, Luo Qingci no longer exists. There is only Lord Mo of the Dali Temple.”

At the imperial examination, her essay, “On the Principles of Criminal Justice,” stunned the court. The emperor personally named her top scholar, but she was assigned to work as a coroner at the Dali Temple.

Everyone mocked her. “The top scholar going to examine corpses? Just wait, she’ll be crying as she runs out the door!”

But when she put on her rubber gloves and faced a rotting, maggot-ridden corpse, her gaze was as cold as ice.

“The time of death is precise, the fatal wound is clear. The killer is a butcher with a strong right hand!”

She solved a major case in one day and cleared a backlog of cases in three.

She brought the truth, long obscured at the Dali Temple, back to light, making criminals across the capital tremble at her name.

All of Great Yong knew that the Dali Temple had gained a “female demon of death” no one dared to cross!

And yet her immediate superior, Song Mingyi, the Dali Temple’s gentle but scheming deputy minister, began looking at her in an increasingly strange way.

He tested her, made things difficult for her, and summoned her in the middle of the night to examine corpses, calling it “train