Ye Ding Murder Case: the Reborn Me Is Engaged in Criminal Investigation in Handan

In 228 BC, Qin general Wang Jian's army pressed the border, and Zhao State's Handan was in danger. Zhao Miao, a modern trace identification expert, was accidentally reborn as the concubine of the Zhao clan, but was on death row due to a bizarre theft case surrounding the national treasure "Ye Ding". The tripod was stained with blood, and there was a secret code hidden in the tripod, but the evidence against him was all clever perjury. In order to protect himself, Zhao Shu had to use modern criminal investigation techniques - trace analysis, criminal psychological profiling, logical reasoning - to struggle to survive in the fog of the Warring States Period. He discovered that there was a huge Qin spy network behind Ye Ding. Its leader was code-named "Black Ice" and was hidden deep inside and outside Handan City, and no one knew his true face. And his rebirth seems to be subtly related to the conspiracy of "Black Ice". In the process, Zhao Miao met Qin Wan, an aristocratic girl who was gentle on the surface but was actually a secret agent of the Zhao State. She dealt with the ambitious young master Jia and the powerful official Guo Kai who collaborated with the enemy, and even received secret help from the mysterious old servant Hei Bo. However, every time you get closer to the truth, you will encounter persecution and betrayal: evidence is destroyed, witnesses are silenced, and even the most trusted people behave strangely. As the day of the city's destruction approaches, Zhao Shui must identify friends and foes in the murderous plot, uncover the true identity of "Black Ice" - that person may be a "dead" person, or an impossible person around him - and finally make a choice: Reveal the truth and accelerate Zhao's demise, or endure humiliation and silence for the sake of survival? The torrent of history and personal survival are intertwined here, forming a suspenseful picture of the Warring States Period about loyalty, betrayal and survival. Hard-core collision: modern criminal investigation thinking vs. The battlefield of the Warring States Period