A Murder Case at the County Office Today

[Historical mystery novels: She Can Read People and There Are Children's Rhymes in the Capital]

Su Yin is the coroner of Yuanning County. In her three years on the job, she has handled fewer than three homicide cases.

Most days, she issues death certificates for the elderly who pass away peacefully, examines injuries for street thugs who fake accidents for compensation, and treats the horses in the back courtyard for leg injuries.

The workload is light, the pay is good, and the job is secure. Life is easy.

Then, out of nowhere, a powerful noble from the capital became the county magistrate.

Word on the street was that the new magistrate had powerful connections and was not to be trifled with.

Su Yin took this to heart and made sure to keep at least ten feet away whenever she ran into him.

When the first homicide case came in, Su Yin stayed quiet.

When the second came in, the corner of Su Yin's mouth twitched.

When the third came in, Su Yin couldn't hold back any longer.

More homicides had happened in just three months than in the past three years combined...

Su Yin: Sir, might you be King Yama reincarnated? Why does someone die everywhere you go?

A coroner with a complicated identity X a new county magistrate with powerful connections

A light historical mystery, She Can Read People

Princess Anle of Western Xia died at an inn in the capital of the Great Jin. She had no injuries and a smile on her lips.

The inn's doors and windows were locked from the inside, and the princess's four personal maids had vanished without a trace.

The Western Xia envoy angrily accused Great Jin officials of poisoning the princess, vowing to avenge her.

The armies on the border faced off, and war was on the brink of breaking out.

Ying Wei, a Vice Minister of the Court of Judicial Review, wrote a letter that night and sent it to Donglin Temple, asking the former Minister of Justice, who had retired to the mountains, to return.

At dawn the next day, a beautiful woman arrived on horseback, carrying a token.

The gate guards, the cook in the kitchen, the maid serving tea, the inn's manager...

Who is lying?

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Ying Wei knows she can read people. Though he has never put his feelings into words, surely she must know how he feels.

But after the case was solved, she quietly left.

Ying Wei looked at the empty, tidy guest room, then turned and took his horse to Donglin Temple.

A light historical mystery, There Are Children's Rhymes in the Capital

Children's Rhyme: The First Thunder of Spring

The first thunder of spring, all things arise; every household lights a red lantern.

An old friend arrives, eyes open wide; hot tea keeps the guest until the fifth watch.

Children's Rhyme: Spring Has Come

Spring has come, another year is here; spring thunder drives evil spirits away.

Spring rain falls and makes you dizzy; green spring grass gathers in heaps.

Wildfires rage in the spring breeze, leaving nowhere to flee; beneath the spring mud, a young lord sleeps.

Children's Rhyme: The Sky Grows Dark

(Waiting for the story to unlock...)

The male lead is a Vice Minister of the Court of Judicial Review, and the heroine is an Assistant Judge of the Court of Judicial Review.

Completed novels:

Historical romance with both leads reborn, a sweet and satisfying household-intrigue novel: The Long-Life Charm (Both Leads Reborn)

Transmigration into an ancient setting with a soul-return theme, a sweet romance about a secret crush: I Returned to Life and My Identity Was Exposed at Our First Meeting

Theme: Justice will ultimately defeat evil, and the truth will eventually come to light