The imprisoned officer Song Ci spent all his efforts on "The Collection of Abandoned Wrongdoes" and died of exhaustion at the table on New Year's Eve. When he opened his eyes again, he became a "rookie" prisoner who was about to be executed during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty.
Crime? An autopsy error resulted in Zhongliang being wronged.
When the decapitated rice was put to his mouth, Song Ci smiled: "Don't rush to kill it yet, this 'drowned' female corpse still has half a human ear in its mouth."
The executioner was shocked and restarted the case. Song Ci relied on forensic science that was 500 years ahead of his time to set off a storm in the corrupt Qing Dynasty: from bones on the border, to unsolved cases in secret rooms in the capital, to the mysterious death of an imperial concubine...
Others kill people with swords and pens, but he uses a lancet to reveal the truth. He was given the title "Song Qingtian".
What he wanted in his heart was just to pass on the sequel to "The Collection of Awakenings of Wrongs" to future generations. Classic cool point: Dimensionality reduction attack, when your major is far ahead, the whole world will make way for you.
