Bone Language Tracing

Dajing regarded women as widowers as a shame, but Shen Qingci wanted to use his knowledge of bones to make the bones speak and clear up the injustice. Her father was framed and died unjustly in prison, and the family was humiliated. She hid in the market and waited for one day to use her skills to reverse the case. The corpse of a woman in a deserted house on the outskirts of the city was so rotten that it was difficult to identify, and the officials were restrained. She appeared in plain clothes, and after touching the bones with her fingertips, she determined the cause of death, identified the poison, and pointed out the murderer. Her words shocked everyone. Xie Jingheng, the young minister of Dali Temple, is cold and taciturn, and holds the power of prison. When we first met, we thought she was just trying to impress people, but when we met again, we were completely impressed by her horrifyingly accurate autopsy skills. She examines autopsies, identifies poisons, and reconstructs the murder; he coordinates the investigation of the case and clears the way for powerful people to obstruct it. Corpses hidden in sedan chairs, mysterious cases in Buddhist temples, and murders in secret rooms all point to the undercurrent of the court. The world despised her as a humble woman, so she relied on her skills to establish herself; the world laughed at her as a woman who was incompetent, so she used her true murderous tactics to defeat the world. When the fog cleared and her father's injustice was cleared up, she was recognized as the number one female widow in Dajing, and the cold-faced young minister had already protected her by his side, guarding the world's purity together year after year. Purpose: to eliminate gender prejudice, to prove justice through professionalism, to redress injustices with bones and words, and to uphold justice in the world and purity of people's hearts.