I Just Got to Prison and Unearthed a Twenty-Year-Old Murder Case

Jiang Che, the top scorer in the provincial civil service exam, was assigned to the most remote prison.

His colleague warned him, “That hothead Long San has gone through three guards in three years. Stay away from him.”

But Jiang Che refused to listen.

While others used batons, he built psychological profiles.

While others threw inmates in solitary, he checked their blood lead levels and found them dangerously high.

Three months later, the toughest inmates volunteered for a skills competition.

But the real battlefield lay beyond the high walls.

A green file left behind by his father implicated a bizarre suicide case from twenty-six years ago.

The day after his sentence reduction was approved, an inmate “died of illness.”

No one has ever learned the name erased from the file with correction fluid.

As the truth behind the iron doors is slowly unearthed, he discovers that he is investigating more than his father's death.

He is also uncovering the secrets of everyone in this prison, buried for twenty years.