I Transmigrated to a Funeral Home to Help a Ghost Solve Their Murder

Upcoming: The Marquis’s Daughter Insists on Becoming a Coroner Completed works: Criminal Investigation Workaholic: Rising Through the Ranks in the 1990s and Forensic Detective. Visit my author page to see them. Blurb: Tian Ruxu used to be an atheist and a junior police officer. Now she’s an employee at a funeral home, and she’s adapted just fine. She just never expected to encounter more cases at the funeral home than she did when she was a police officer. Ghost No. 1: “My life was so miserable. My neighbor killed me, but there’s no evidence, and my parents still think he’s a good person.” Tian Ruxu closed her eyes. It was an illusion. It had to be. The next day, she covered her room with talismans to ward off ghosts. Ghost No. 1 paced outside the window. “My life is so miserable. It really is! Why am I so miserable?” Ghost No. 2 poked its head through the crack in the door, full of resentment. “I’ve got it worse. They say I killed myself, but I didn’t! I don’t even know who killed me!” A few days later, in the dead of night, Tian Ruxu ran into the mountains with a flashlight to gather evidence and dug up a corpse with one shovel. As the police gave her suspicious looks, she sighed. “Who has it worse than me?” A year later, the Criminal Investigation Team hired Tian Ruxu as a consultant. At the podium, she said, “I’ve always believed that good is rewarded and evil is punished. If it hasn’t happened yet, it’s because the ghost hasn’t arrived.” Everyone else heard, “The time for karma hasn’t come yet.” Team Captain Xiao Ke, who had been repeatedly face-slapped by Tian Ruxu but now looked at her with admiration and was happy for her, heard, “I haven’t arrived yet.” He let out a long sigh, his tone complicated. “She’s getting carried away. Xiao Tian is definitely getting carried away.” * A modern alternate-universe story Theme: Justice will prevail