Bone Evidence: the Murderer's Record

During the Jiajing period, Jing's family, the Minister of Rites, was wiped out overnight, and his fifteen-year-old son Jing Mo escaped by hiding his body. Ten years later, he became anonymous and became a gangster, using the bones of dead people to speak in pursuit of the truth. An unknown female corpse implicates the secret of the poisonous scripture left by her father. The appearance of the enemy's daughter Qin Ruoxue makes the road to revenge more complicated. When the truth gradually emerged, Jing Mo discovered that behind the case of massacre, there was a shocking conspiracy of court officials colluding with Japanese pirates. The dead cannot lie, but the living can say that he must use post-mortem techniques to make the truth known to the world.