This is not a cool article that will determine the murder at a glance.
Faced with the "Jie Shejun" serial case, Dali Temple was helpless in facing the abnormal state of the corpse. Su Yining, despite her frail body and the criticism of the times, used the simplest tools to dissect the corpse, and used her flesh and blood to fight against the millennium taboo.
From "The Mystery of the Mummy" to "The Analysis of Giant Views", use modern anatomy to reconstruct ancient mysteries. In this era where corpses are regarded as ominous and death is regarded as a lowly profession, she holds a scalpel and cuts open not only the skin, flesh and bones, but also the truth that has long rotted in the prosperous age.
Su Yining, the soul of modern forensic medicine dates back to the early Tang Dynasty.
There is no systematic cheat, and all knowledge about modern forensic medicine is recovered from fragments in fever dreams. She lived in the suburbs of Chang'an for fourteen years. She wanted to be a sick and weak salted fish living in peace with the world, but the tranquility was broken by a corpse thrown in front of the door - she was targeted by the serial killer "Jie Shejun"
Cui Heng: The chief of Dali Temple, adopted son of the Cui family. The jade-faced fox is a veteran in officialdom and is good at reading people's hearts.
Su Huaizhang: A judicial officer of Yongzhou Prefecture, he joined the army and was the eldest son of the Guanlong Group. He is both civil and military, upright and majestic. He is the sword of the family externally and Su Yining's solid backer internally.
Yuan Yuxiu: The prodigal son of the Yuan family, Cui Heng's source of information. He is romantic by nature and hangs out in Pingkangfang, but he is actually the "eyes and ears" that understand people's hearts best.
From the mysterious case of the Chang'an Ghost Market to the dirty secrets of a wealthy family, from the undercurrent of intrigues in the court to the strange and sinister legends of the rivers and lakes, more characters with different personalities have appeared one after another.
This is a true record of the development of a highly intelligent detective team, and it is also a life and death game that dances on the tip of a knife.
Intention: In the prosperous times, blood and bones are the evidence; in the confusion, the human heart is the ruler.