Ruan Zhi, a top modern-day forensic pathologist, transmigrates unexpectedly into the body of a poor farming girl in Taoyuan Village during the Great Yan dynasty.
To live a peaceful life, she disguises herself as a boy and sets up a stall selling braised food. Then she rents a shop and builds a fortune, punishes unscrupulous merchants, and helps her parents enjoy a better life.
But when a string of gruesome nighttime dismemberment cases breaks out in the capital, the forensic examiners of the Three Judicial Offices and the entire Imperial Medical Academy are at a loss.
An urgent imperial decree, carried six hundred li, summons this street-stall braised-food vendor to the Dali Temple.
Everyone once mocked her as an amateur who would only make things worse. Then she uses the clues left by the dead to uncover the truth and face-slaps the veteran examiners.
By day, she farms and earns silver in the marketplace; in the capital, she investigates cases and exposes conspiracies. When the dust settles, she sheds her disguise and dazzles the entire city.
If you enjoy feel-good farming stories and historical mystery investigations, give this book a try!
Very nice, I like it