"Wu Zuo Lu Changle Tribulation"

On a rainy night in the eighth year of the Qing Dynasty, the widower Chen Jiu picked up a baby girl with the wrong gold and silver phoenix feather bracelet on her neck from a pile of corpses. Nineteen years later, Chen Chu, the youngest "male" widower in Lin'an Prefecture, cut open the body of a new Jinshi. The strange medicinal residue pouring out of the throat and the cinnabar charm at the bottom of the tongue implicated her in the unsolved case of the Taiyuan Hospital twenty years ago. The prosecutor Su Yanqing broke into the autopsy room with a sword. The sword force knocked out her hair and revealed a corner of the bloody mystery. The canal chase, the Taoist temple seizure, and the floating corpses in Jinming Pond. Every corpse has a hidden cloud and thunder pattern that points to the royal family. She worked step by step to investigate her parentage, and he insisted on overturning the case for his father, but at the critical moment of life and death, they revealed each other's disguises - he had known that she was a daughter, and she also discovered that the fish bag on his waist contained a blood letter written by her adoptive father. When a series of murder cases revealed the secrets of the emperor's heirs during the Qingli period, the copper bracelet on Chen Chu's wrist revealed the dust-laden truth in the Chui Gong Palace: twin taboos, secret edicts, and blood-stained infants... She put down the reset edict, held the autopsy lancet tightly, and took out a copper coin in Su Yanqing's palm: "Gamble? Let's see whether the noble or the evil will die first in the next case." The mist and rain spread across the south of the Yangtze River, and the lights of Yizhuang were bright. People who separated between life and death finally became the warmest return journey in each other's lives. Purpose: Use a lancet to cut open the carrion of power, and ask in the puzzle of gold and copper bracelets and cloud and thunder prophecies: **When the truth is stained with the blood of the royal family, should you choose the dragon chair in the golden palace, or guard the lonely lantern of Yizhuang? ** - Deconstructing the judicial and court secrets of the Song Dynasty through the perspective of the author, showing the spirit of scientific investigation in the era of the origin of forensic medicine - Using the taboo identities of twin princesses to explore the difficult awakening of women under feudal ethics to break away from the shackles of identity - In the misplaced fate of "orphans VS princes", it writes about the lonely courage of two sober people who fight against the tide of the times with their flesh and blood. **You can examine the bones by dissecting a corpse, but you can reveal the soul by dissecting the heart** - When the imperial power wanted to bury the truth, they used the evidence on the corpse to pierce the blood curtain of twenty years, and finally found in the mist and rain in the south of the Yangtze River a nobler existence than the royal bloodline: reverence for life and death, persistence for the truth, and compassion for the common people.