When the imperial edict arrived, Wen Lian was combing the hair of a female corpse in Yizhuang.
Everyone laughed at her: the king of Zhenbei, who suppressed his wife, and the girl who was worthy of collecting corpses, a perfect match. But only the master knew that this decree was not to promote her, but to take her life - because it was she who had examined the body of the third princess.
After marrying into the palace, she discovered that the first three princesses had died of illness. The concubine's house had been burning soothing incense for three years, and the incense ashes contained a silk guide; the nanny came to establish her authority on the order of the concubine, but someone secretly delivered medicine late at night; a letter home that said "peace" had an extra sentence of "don't read it" that he would never write at the end of the signature.
She used three silver needles to examine the corpse, used a shroud to place bets, and used a fake illness to stir up the court situation. It wasn't until the concubine opened the coffin with her life, and the autopsy pattern that the master had hidden for twenty years with his severed finger was revealed, that she understood: from the sudden death of the first prince to the death of the three princesses, everyone was entangled by the same poisonous thread.
They sent her to the palace because they wanted her to die without any evidence.
But they forgot that Lianrong people know one thing best - the dead will not cry out for injustice, but if there is anything wrong with the dead, they will speak for it.
Purpose: A gangster who lives in a lowly position and can be deceived by everyone, uses his true ability to examine autopsies and identify poisons, let the dead speak, let the truth come to light, and examine an emperor's poison case that has been buried for twenty years until dawn - status can be as low as the mud, justice must be washed out.
