The Autopsy of a Female Official from Dali Temple Revealed a Case That Shocked the Civil and Military Officials of the Entire Court.

In the Dayong Dynasty, the widows had low status and it was difficult for women to enter the court. Shen Qing, the daughter of the guilty minister, inherited the skills of her maternal ancestors since she was a child, and developed a pair of discerning eyes in Yizhuang to detect life and death. A murder case occurred in a secret room on a rainy night. She used body spots and body temperature to uncover the lie of "evil ghosts seeking life". She met Jiang Xun, a young man who was tracking him, and joined forces to capture the murderer. This move shocked Pei Yan, the young minister of Dali Temple, and was brought into the capital under special circumstances. From then on, he stepped into the Shura field of Dali Temple, which is full of factions. From an unknown coroner to a court official, Shen Qing used modern forensic thinking combined with ancient criminal investigation methods to repeatedly solve strange cases: the Beijing corpse case, the wealthy embroidered shoe serial case, the palace witchcraft case, and the border plague poisoning. Case... She even gathered five young girls, Su Yan, Xie Feng, Chu Wei, and Wen Yu, to form the "Qing Zi Team", which used their skills to examine bones and bones, detect secrets with light skills, decode in disguise, and use medicine and poison to dismantle layers of conspiracies. Amidst the strife in the officialdom and the struggle for imperial power, she cut open not only the corpses, but also the ghosts in people's hearts; she was wronged and had a family blood feud. She used technology as a blade and resourcefulness as a shield to counterattack step by step. Pei Yan, her aloof boss, went from being disgusted to falling in love with her, and stood side by side with her to protect the bright world together. Let's take a look at how a female widow broke the secular prejudice, took charge of the prison, became the first female court officer in Dayong, and wrote a wonderful legend of a post-mortem and solving the case, and a very popular minister!