A Widower Came to Jingzhao Mansion

[Excellence Award in the "Wind Rising National Tide" Reading Female Channel Essay Contest] The bamboo horse Tanhua Lang died suddenly unexpectedly. Mu Qingcheng went against his father's instructions and went into hiding in the capital, just to find out the truth. Three years later, the Holy Emperor appointed Song Shuyu, the legitimate son of the Duke's Mansion, to serve as Jingzhao Yin! Rumor has it that Mr. Song was handsome, talented and handsome, but he boldly appointed Mu Qingcheng as a woman to serve as a coroner and to be in charge of punishment. Noble ladies in the capital died tragically one after another, and were either hung on temple gates or buried at spring banquets. What's more, the servant's daughter was drowned in the wine jar, and the wine mixed with the stench of corpses flowed into the banquet of dignitaries... Mu Qingcheng is not afraid of rumors, life and death, solves unsolved cases, finds the truth, solves puzzles, and catches the murderer! "Unless this case is solved, I swear I will never return to the marriage!" As the only female widower in the Great Zhou Dynasty, all Mu Qingcheng wanted in his life was for the world to be clear and for a woman to become an official!