[Great Song Dynasty Works | Pure Reasoning | Unsystematic Investigation | Machiavellian Strategies | Ancient Suspense]
In the third year of Jiayou's reign, a corpse was found floating in the Bianhe River. Shen Qing, a lowly widower in Kaifeng Prefecture, used the bones as evidence and used silver needles and checkered paper to uncover the truth.
A floating corpse is implicated in a shocking salt banknote case, and the mystery behind six lives is hidden. The clues lead from the Bianhe kiln to the center of the court. The powerful are covering the sky, and they are murdering every step of the way.
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It is highly recommended for solving crimes without a system.
It is highly recommended for solving crimes without a system.