Sir, Please Use Sugar

Su Zhitian has two hobbies: eating snacks and examining corpses. As the only female widower in the capital, she never uses torture instruments when investigating cases. She relies solely on "tasting" poisons with one mouthful and "smelling" clues with one nose - after all, living people can lie, but corpses and snacks cannot. Xie Wuwang has two taboos: seeing blood and touching internal organs. As the top leader of Dali Temple, he relied on logic to solve cases and his vicious tongue to attack people. He was dressed in a moon-white robe and was spotless, but he happened to fall into the hands of a coward who "eats sweet-scented osmanthus cake while doing autopsy." Serial poisoning and murder cases followed one after another, and the deceased had special cakes hidden in their stomachs. Xie Wuwang hid three feet away and commanded: "Su Zhitian, you are not allowed to eat while you are investigating the case!" Su Zhitian raised the candied fruit and blinked her round eyes: "Sir, eat a piece of candy first, otherwise you will faint and collapse, and who will decide the case?" From then on, the painting style of Dali Temple changed suddenly—— Others rely on evidence to investigate cases, while they rely on "foodie autopsy + mysophobia reasoning" to investigate cases; Others handle cases in a serious manner, while they handle cases in a "you do the autopsy and I hand you candy, you reason and I block the blood." A novel about a noble son with a poisonous tongue and a soft-spoken foodie widow. They use candy as a guide and corpses as evidence to solve a strange case in the capital and enjoy a sweet visit to Dali Temple~ Purpose: Using the contrasting collision of "food and detective work" as a carrier, and through the detective journey of a delicate foodie and a clean-loving and poisonous Qingye, it conveys the core of "breaking prejudice and establishing a foundation with true talent and learning", and at the same time shows the warm theme of "seemingly opposite souls can redeem each other and achieve each other".