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[The new book "Forensic Medicine of the Ming Dynasty" has been released, please go and read it] ============================== As we all know, dusting is a technical job. Brother Tumu's soul traveled through the late Ming Dynasty, but managed to survive and passed through the body of King Gui Zhu Youlang. This original running emperor was originally a joke. He hid in more than fifty places, but in the end he could not escape his death. "This is a hellish difficulty, but I can't do anything but throw ashes. What can I do?" With the instinct of survival, King Gui reluctantly ascended the throne and began to save himself. Immediately afterwards, a number of famous officials and generals from the Ming and Qing Dynasties made their debut: Du Yinxi: "You say this is called a cement grenade? Can it still hurt people?" Li Dingguo: "This thing called concrete is really a divine thing! It must be a strong city when it is used to build a city. Even thousands of troops and horses cannot break it!" Zhu Chenggong: "I'm laughing to death! A boat made of stone can still float. Come on? You've never been on a boat before, right?" Fulin said: "The stone lumps can explode, the stone city walls can't be blasted, and the stone boat can actually cross the river! This man must not be allowed to stay!"... Oh, it's fate. This book is unsystematic and is also known as "The Civil Engineering Brother's Journey into the Southern Ming Dynasty".

Chen Yi traveled through the Wanli era. In his previous life, he was a forensic doctor. ----In the Ming Dynasty in the 16th century, no matter whether it was a long-standing veteran, a leader of the arrest squad, a lieutenant in fine clothes, or an elite civil servant, there was nothing they could do with a corpse that could not speak. Chen Yi is different from them because what he is best at is cutting open the dead for examination. But the problem is... This is the era of "the hair and skin of the body are received by the parents". The law of the Ming Dynasty is clearly written: "Mutilate the corpse, use a hundred sticks, and flow three thousand miles." Every time he disembowelled someone, he would risk his life and fortune just to find out the truth about death.