The Great Zhou: The Living King of Hell Who Walked Out of Death Row

Song Cheng, a forensic medicine PhD, wakes up in the body of a condemned prisoner in the death row of the Great Zhou dynasty.

His execution is scheduled for dawn. Then the prisoner in the cell next door suddenly dies.

He picks up a rusty knife and performs an autopsy right in front of the jailers, reconstructing the entire murder in three minutes.

When word reaches the palace, the emperor issues an order: This man must not be killed.

From then on, the wife-murder case in Qingzhou, the infant-theft case in Hejian, the corruption case in Jiangnan... One ironclad case after another is overturned beneath his knife.

The officials of the entire court give him a nickname: The Living King of Hell.

Wherever this King of Hell goes, the corrupt officials there end up with grass growing over their graves.