I Owe Sixty-Eight Taels, and I Solved a Mystery Case in Dali Temple

[Ancient detective story + time-travel female widow story + Dali Temple + fake ghosts and gods to solve the case + tough talk to protect the short-term Shaoqing VS the forensic heroine who is afraid of poverty and debt] Sang Jianwei, a modern forensic doctor, opened her eyes and became an orphan in the village with no one to support her. After his adoptive father died, all he had left was a shabby house, an old bronze mirror that would fog up, and an old deed of debt worth sixty-eight taels. During the River Lantern Festival, an unmanned divine boat drifted to the middle of the river, the red sedan chair opened on its own, and the girl died in the sedan chair wearing her wedding dress. The people knelt down and called the river god to marry him, and Wu Zhu took the opportunity to collect money and claim his life. Everyone said it was a manifestation of ghosts and gods. Sang Jianwei rolled up his sleeves and rushed onto the boat. "Don't worship first, save people first." She doesn't believe in ghosts or gods, she only believes in the marks left by corpses. But as soon as she broke through the first floor of the Heshen Bureau, the cold-faced Dali Temple Shaoqing Xie Tingzhou blocked her way with the unpaid deed. "Sang Henian owes Dali Temple sixty-eight taels." Sang Jianwei: "... Is it too late for me to run now?" "It's too late." Can't pay off the debt? Then go to Dali Temple and work as an errand to pay off debts. From then on, Dali Temple had a female widow who was afraid of poverty and debt, but not afraid of ghosts and gods. When others see ghosts and take detours, she sees ghosts and performs autopsies; when others buy rituals to pray for peace, she first checks the incense account; when others cry about their deep love for their wives, she first asks where the money is hidden. Xie Tingzhou talked about collecting debts and handed her medicine in his hand; he asked for evidence, but turned around to support her. Sang Jianwei thought she was just doing an autopsy to solve a case, but she didn't know that every time the old bronze mirror fogged up, it led her to an old case seven years ago. The marriage of the River God, the secret room of the Hou Mansion, the paper figurine wedding, the Snowy Night Inn... Ghosts and gods do not kill people. It is the human heart that kills.