Zhiwei's Record of Clearing Wrongs

[Female disguised as a man + modern prosecutor dressed as a Tang Dynasty + paperwork to solve the case + extreme protection of the weak + overturning the case forcefully] She was the daughter of a fourth-rank official's family, and on the night when she got her hairpin, the whole family was brutally wiped out. The official document hastily closed the case: "The whole family of eighteen members is dead." Looking at the wrongly counted official documents, Jiang Zhao, who had narrowly escaped death, swallowed the truth. On paper, she is the dead Cheng Lingyi; In the human world, she put on a coarse green robe, took over the identity of the deceased, and became the most inconspicuous little outsider scribe in the treasury of Dali Temple: Shen Yan. Everyone in the Tang Dynasty believed in surrendering and was beaten to death, and confessed in vain. Only she, a twenty-eight-year-old modern prosecutor, only looked at the files: "The difference between the eighth day of the original situation and the seventh day of the verdict is one day, which is the difference between sixty boards and one life." "The test report stated that he was poisoned, and none of the five signs before death were recorded. This is a natural decomposition of a person who has been left alone for three days." Everyone thought she was a low-brow, submissive little writer who fell easily when the wind blew her up. As a result, with a piece of paper, a lock, and an erased line in the book, she forced the presiding judge to dare not put pen to paper, and turned over the ironclad cases one by one! Those "jealous women" who were wronged and those who were trampled into the mud finally waited for someone to speak on their behalf. Until one day, she found the top secret manuscript of Dali Temple that had been dusty for 22 years. The one thing that was changed was the truth that destroyed her whole family. In the darkness of the temple treasury, the bad guy holding a cold blade blocked her in front of the cabinet, smiling half-heartedly: "Shu Shou Shen, who are you trying to settle for by picking up a dead man's debt?"