Yan Xin Breaks the Game: Jing He's Mystery Case Record

In the thirteenth year of Jinghe, a murder occurred in the Buddhist hall of Puji Temple in Heyang. The wealthy businessman Zhang Wancai died mysteriously in front of the Buddha statue. The strange lotus mark on his chest and the faint smell of bitter almonds in his mouth opened the prelude to a conspiracy that spanned several years. Shen Yanzhi, a former judge of Dali Temple who was demoted to Heyang, bears the deep hatred of his father who was unjustly imprisoned. When he was in danger, he was ordered to investigate the case, but he found that the case was closely connected with the powerful Cui family. Lu Qinghe, a thoughtful female medical officer, and Zhao Hu, a loyal and reckless head catcher, walked side by side with him, following the traces of the "Intoxicating Lotus" poison, and digging out clues step by step - shortage of granaries, fraud in imperial examinations, and the extermination of the Lu family. Each case is engraved with the same lotus mark, and every clue points to Cui's ambition to evade imperial power. With half a jade pendant with Cui characters, an anonymous letter, and incomplete old files, Shen Yanzhi struggles forward in the fog. He not only wants to solve the serial murder case and vindicate the deceased, but also traces the truth about his father's injustice and confronts the powerful Cui family's traitors. When the secret of the lotus mark comes to light, and when personal grudges are intertwined with the interests of the family and the country, can he break through the obstacles, tear apart the hypocritical veil of the court, and bring clarity to the world?