Shen Du traveled through the parallel world and became the only necromancer, but he was bound to the law-abiding system.
In order to practice lawfully and not be wiped out by modern firepower, he decisively passed the forensic examination of the National Bureau of Special Investigation.
The dissecting room becomes an altar, the scalpel serves as a staff, and he perfectly combines forensic knowledge with necromancy.
No casting materials?
The resentful spirits of those unjust victims voluntarily turned into his strongest army of evil soldiers!
The director was shocked: We just asked you to look for clues. How did the deceased catch the murderer himself?
The criminal collapsed: I clearly spread the person's ashes, why did the victim turn into a ghost and knock on the door!
Faced with the shock and doubts of the entire Internet, Shen Du smiled.
As a top forensic doctor, I use necromancy to reconstruct crime scenes. Is this in line with the spirit of modern rule of law?
Reader comments
It's so old-fashioned that one wonders if AI is cleaning the manuscript.
It's so old-fashioned that one wonders if AI is cleaning the manuscript.