Great Detective

Synopsis of the story: During the Ming Dynasty, the family of Chen Wenjie, the richest man in Fuyang, was exterminated. When the county magistrate investigated the case, he went crazy. At this time, the court sent new county magistrates, but there were accidents. From then on, no one dared to come here as the county magistrate to investigate the case. Although he was proficient in investigating and reasoning, and had tried different cases, but he had no medicine to cure the disease, he was afraid that he would die before taking office. When Liu Jin learned the reason, he agreed to the recommendation of the Minister of Punishment. Finally, Emperor Zhengde ordered the imperial doctor to bring medicine to Bao Zheng and take it with him. At the same time, he sent a guard Gu Ziping who was good at martial arts to follow and protect him. Before setting off, he also specifically stated that if the real murderer was found within a short time, he would be awarded the title of Great Detective! Bao Zheng, Bao Shisan's second son, liked to dance with swords and guns since he was a child. He was forced by his father Bao Shisan to study medicine and study. On this day, I went up the mountain with a bamboo basket to collect herbs, and went back in the evening. On my way back, I met Bao Zheng, who was seriously injured. The two bumped into each other. I was surprised to find that they looked exactly the same. After Bao Zheng informed the truth, he died. Then a man in black rushed over, and the two of them hid aside... Bao Zheng told him before his death that they both looked alike and could investigate the case of the richest man's murder on his behalf. Firstly, they could bring the murderer to justice, and secondly, they could offset their merits and faults and honor their ancestors. After some thinking, I heard that the richest man's house was haunted every night, and there were sounds of women and babies crying. I wanted to find out the reason, so I started pretending to be a government official to find out the truth of the case...