I Was a Judge in the Northern Song Dynasty

Judge assistant Shen Mo traveled through the Xining period of the Northern Song Dynasty and became the lowest-ranking official in Dali Temple. There is no monitoring or identification here, and human life depends on a pen. He used silver hairpins to detect poisons, used body spots to estimate the time of death, and opened the darkest crack in the reform era in old cases in which injuries from iron rulers were forged with wooden sticks, and signature books were torn up. Facing the chess game woven by Wang Anshi, Sima Guang, and Song Shenzong, he just wanted to ask: Can the laws of the Song Dynasty protect the people of the Song Dynasty?