Ming Dynasty | Jinyiwei | Suspense reasoning | Game of Thrones | Black humor | Historical realism
In the 21st year of Jiajing's reign, Xie Linyuan, the bannerman of Jinyiwei, performed an autopsy like a god and a human like a monster.
He can launch the entire corruption network from a corpse, but he cannot touch anyone in the network.
Solve the case? Broken. The real murderer? Caught. Then what? Suppress it, close the case, and pretend it never happened.
His father died in an unjust imprisonment and he investigated for twenty years. The strict party covered the sky with one hand, but he endured it for twenty years.
Every time he "couldn't move someone", he hid a bullet. He kept an account for every case that could not be settled.
Until the forty-one year of Jiajing, on the eve of the downfall of the Yan Party——
Twenty years of bullets were used up in one night.
But he finally discovered that after Yan Song was replaced and Xu Jie was replaced, this man-eating machine was still spinning.
The case can be solved, but no one can be moved. But every time "I can't move" becomes the next bullet.
Solving crimes relies on brains, and moving people relies on timing. The most terrifying thing in this world is not the smart people, but the smart people who can tolerate it.
