Su Jinyao, deputy chief of the forensic department of the Provincial Public Security Department, died suddenly while working overtime and traveled to the ancient Taifu Mansion, becoming a concubine with the same name. The first thing I did when I woke up was not to recognize my relatives, but to find that my body had been fed the chronic poison "Seven Days of Drunkness" for six days in a row, and today was the seventh bowl.
She drank. Then he used modern forensic techniques to induce vomiting and spit the poison into his cuffs, used broken porcelain pieces to extract the crystallization of the concoction, and mentally wrote down aconitine, tripterygium wilfordii, and nux vomica one by one in the evidence list.
From the medicine dregs jars in the kitchen of the Imperial Palace, to the old archives of the Imperial Hospital from 16 years ago, to the secrets held for three hundred years in the dungeon of the Zhenbei Palace, she relied on a nose and a piece of broken porcelain to uncover the unjust cases weighing on Chang'an City layer by layer. During the investigation, she discovered a fact that made her heart stop - she did not travel by chance. This body, this name, and this poisonous line leading from the Tutor's Mansion to the Imperial Palace were laid out for her three hundred years ago.
