The Little Judge of Immortal Dynasty

Dayao Immortal Dynasty, Border County Police Department. Lin Yan is the lowest-level trainee official here - collecting corpses, collecting gases, copying papers, and running fortune-telling. His salary is low and he may die at any time on a routine errand. His father, Lin Shen, was also a petty official back then. He "died of evil spirits" while investigating the case, but the file was changed beyond recognition. Lin Yan knew that his father did not die from a demon, but from a man-made accident that he should not have investigated. That night, another "evil cannibal" corpse was carried into Yizhuang. Lin Yan took a look at the traces by looking at the air: the breath was cut off in the throat first, and the wounds on the chest and abdomen were repaired later. The talisman ashes, incense ashes, and fake evil-suppressing charms were all fake marks made by people. Some people are using the name of demons to describe man-made disasters as evil cases, so that the dead can shut up and the living can get used to it. But what was written on the scroll was more important than what he saw. The superior officials want him to write evil cases, the county government wants to save trouble, and the wealthy people are applying medicine, dealing cards, screening people, and feeding the whole city into the same theory. If he dares to write the truth into the official document, he will be the first to be blown to death by the wind. Lin Yan does not have a hard top. He learned to keep two copies: going through the process in the open and leaving real traces in the dark. He relied on supplementary signatures, failed seals, warnings, and changes of venues to survive the siege of silence, closure, and document correction. He fought to survive, press the chain of evidence, and get the seal, and he used another "faster and more official" theory to fight for who could get the seal first. This is not a story about who can fight better. But who can make this matter written down the way they want after taking action.