"The most painful thing in the world is separation. I will carry the souls of the dead, and you will carry me."
Ancient suspense + time travel + professional healing
The cool female corpse sewer × the minister of cleanliness Dali Temple
Jiang Li, a modern corpse plastic surgeon, traveled to the fictional Liang Dynasty in an accident and became a government-designated "cadaver stitcher" - specializing in sewing up the mutilated remains and repairing the remains of people who died violently. In this dynasty, which regarded the dead as unlucky and the sewing of corpses as unlucky, Jiang Li was despised by the world, but with the help of modern medical knowledge and superb makeup skills, he allowed each of the mutilated corpses to be buried dignifiedly.
Xie Wuwu, the minister of Dali Temple, is in charge of the prison. He is aloof by nature and has severe physical contact soreness. Even his subordinates have to pass the documents through a handkerchief. He is an expert in solving crimes, but he is repeatedly stumped by corpse dismemberment cases - the corpses are mutilated and the clues are broken. By chance, he discovered that the shunned female corpse stitcher in Beijing could "restore" the murder process by sewing corpses.
From then on, Xie Wuwu climbed over the wall late at night and became a frequent visitor to Jiang Li's doorstep. While others were falling in love and going to lantern festivals, their daily life was as follows: she was sewing stitches on the body while he was drinking tea next to her to calm down her shock. The scent of antiseptic herbs that lingered on her body all year round was the only scent that could make him relax.
As each corpse was restored, the two teamed up to solve a series of strange and unsolved cases in the court, which involved an unjust case ten years ago - and Jiang Li's time travel was no accident.
