The Mystery Case of Tang Palace: Time Traces of Twins

In the first month of the first year of Shenlong, Wu Zetian was seriously ill and died. The night before, she secretly summoned a prisoner - the deposed prince Li Chongjun, who had been imprisoned for ten years for his "win-weary technique". No one knew that inside Li Chongjun at this time, there was Shen Zhibai, an expert in criminal investigation and traces from 1300 years later. He didn't even know that the eyes of the twilight empress on the dragon bed hid an even more astonishing secret: she was Wu Mo, a female scientist who traveled from modern times and worked for decades, trying to quietly change the Tang Dynasty with technological seeds, but was counterattacked. This is her second life. "I know who you are, and I also know... Why you are here." The empress coughed up blood and held his hand, "The one who killed me was not a human being." Before he finished speaking, people outside the palace shouted to kill Zhentian, and the Shenlong coup broke out in advance! Zhang Jianzhi led his troops into the palace, only to find that the empress had "died from poison" and Shen Zhibai was holding a poison cup in his hand. He was accused of regicide and arrested on the spot. On the execution ground, Shen Zhibai relied on the "Eye of Time Marks" - a golden finger that can see all microscopic traces left on objects within 24 hours - to find the real clues to the crime from the executioner's knife marks and the prison officer's sleeve fibers. At the moment when he was about to be interrogated, "Wu Mo", who was supposed to be dead, actually appeared as the secret envoy of Princess Taiping. He rescued him with the emperor's last edict, on the condition that he must find out: Who, under the dual protection of the empress and her, still completed this impossible murder? . . . . . . This time, they want to catch the "murderer" hidden in the folds of time before history is completely torn apart.