Lu Zhaotang has no system and no medical skills.
She only cares about three things: timing, physical evidence, and people's interests.
But on the seventh day after entering the palace, the imperial concubine forced her to give perjury - if she proved it, she was the knife that bit the middle palace; if she failed, she was an abandoned son who should be silenced.
Everyone was waiting for her to choose a patron among the queen, concubine and emperor, but she chose not to choose.
A medicine bowl that appeared at the wrong time, a night watch book with inconsistent pages, and a palace card that only saw the cards but no one. She broke them into three chains of evidence and handed them to the people who were most afraid of the truth. The noble concubine asked her to shut up, the queen wanted to use her to reverse the case, and the emperor coldly used her to fish out the mole in the palace.
Lu Zhaotang kept every use in his account, and exchanged every chance of survival for the qualification to speak next.
It wasn't until the Huang Si case brought out his father's unjust case six years ago, and the old files of the Sixth Palace were opened page by page, that Xiao Chengyan discovered that the bait he put into the game with his own hands had already sat on the other side of the chessboard.
She flattened the corners of the testimony paper, raised her eyes and asked him: "Your Majesty, will you use me as a knife this time, or will you join me and write the person who holds the knife into the case file?"
