An ordinary female college student majoring in history was very confused about the future when she graduated.
She was unfortunately hit by a truck and traveled to the Wei and Jin Dynasties. When she woke up, she was surrounded by the bodies of countless ordinary men. After questioning, she learned that an indiscriminate murder had occurred here. A group of men fell to the ground and died at different times and in different places within one day. The heroine, the only woman who survived the time travel, naturally became a major suspect in the case.
How can she get rid of suspicion, and how can she bring the murderer to justice...
After experiencing the mysterious case of Gaotang, what kind of mystery is waiting for her...
First-person inference, that is, your perspective is the same as that of the heroine, and you have the same number of clues as the heroine. If you are smart enough, you may be able to deduce the murderer's method before the heroine does (of course this is impossible, the method I made up is not common).
My reasoning style is more like Edogawa Rampo, which emphasizes logic.
The style of this novel is very silly in the early stage, and more cold in the later stage, but it is definitely not cruel.
There are nearly 100 chapters of the first volume in the manuscript. The reasoning part has been deleted and revised many times, but the logic part definitely makes sense without thinking too carefully.
Purpose: to expand readers' thinking and promote traditional culture