[Female-Oriented] [Mystery and Deduction] [Urban Life] [Professional] [No Romance] [Strong Female Lead] If you dislike stories with no romance, please read with caution!
On the day my grandmother was buried, the townsfolk told me, "Your grandmother didn't die cleanly."
I opened the account book she left behind. Someone had torn out the last page.
I'm Cheng Yanhuai. I dropped out of forensic science, and now I've inherited a funeral shop.
On the shop wall hangs my grandmother's rule: No charge for the lonely, widowed, young, or weak.
There's an old saying in my line of work: Funeral workers must keep their hands clean.
But in this town, the dead have clean hands, while the living do not.
Then I'll examine them one pair at a time, slowly.
It's super beautiful, and the author's writing skills are very good. The white-collar worker over there really said this, and she has a main line and many unit cases. It's different from traditional forensic novels or supernatural novels. It has narrative, conflict, and humanity. You can also learn knowledge, although you can't use it. Hahaha, it's good! It feels like watching a story show when I was a kid!
The story is great and the plot is gripping. Big thumbs up to the author.