It rained heavily and among the piles of corpses, Shen Wei's fingers were stained purple and her throat was on fire. The smell of bitter almonds in her vomit revealed that her aunt Wang was poisoned. Armed with modern forensic knowledge, she examines rat carcasses, chews herbs, dissects herself, and digs out life-saving surgical kits from the mud. Returning to the Hou Mansion, she faced a will-o'-the-wisp trap, a murderous plan by poison, and a ghost marriage trap. She used rigor mortis as evidence, dead chicken crops as evidence, and cadaverine powder to break the situation and fight back desperately.
The gears of fate drew her into the whirlpool of Dali Temple. When a red-clad corpse sank in a Qinhuai boat, she inspected the marks of suffocation, traced the brocade as a tribute, recognized the six-fingered bustard, and uncovered the mystery of the poem's killing; the tribute rice turned moldy and killed people, and toadstools were found under the microscope. The withered bones in the cold palace hold the golden hairpin of the former dynasty. She creates dental files, examines the gold fragments, interprets the blood edicts on the ribs, and faces the danger of the Queen Mother blowing up the palace;
Purpose: To use scientific legal principles as a blade to break through feudal ignorance and political darkness, seek the truth among the bones, establish lives for the people, exonerate the innocent souls, promote judicial justice and female awakening, and create a "Thousand-Year Dharma Book" written in flesh and blood.