After Marrying into Prince Su's Palace, I Relied on the Power of Autopsy to Rule the Country

On the night of the substitute marriage, the second bride was fished out of the well in Prince Su's Mansion. Xie Zhaowei was originally an unpopular concubine in the Yong'an Palace. She was forced to marry for her sister-in-law. She originally wanted to survive, but she became a murder suspect as soon as she entered the palace. Everyone was waiting for her to plead guilty, but she did an autopsy in public. From a female corpse, she discovered her mother's old case from 12 years ago, and also uncovered a monstrous network of using weddings to transport corpses and remove the name of the deceased. From the back house of the prince's palace to the court of Beijing, she used her status as Princess Su to protect herself. She used the corpse as evidence and the account book as a knife to solve and overturn the case, while dragging down those who stepped on her into the mud one by one. King Su used her as a knife at first, but later he was willing to stand up for her. But what Xie Zhaowei wanted was never favor, but to give every nameless corpse a name and to let every tampered truth come to light.