I, Admiral Tiance, Know a Little Bit About Criminal Investigation. Is It Okay?

"The law is like the Big Dipper, it follows the people." Tags: # historical time travel # Anshi Rebellion # criminal investigation # war strategy # court strategy # love in troubled times # hard core war # historical group portrait # family and country feelings # tragedy aesthetics # ancient and modern interweaving In the winter of Tianbao's fourteenth year, black snow fell on the battlefield of Shaanxi County. When Li Zheng opened his eyes, he saw a broken arrow stuck in his chest and an unfamiliar horizontal knife in his hand. One second, he was the criminal investigation captain in 2025, and was killed in a bank robbery; the next second, he was Li Zhao, the lieutenant general of the Tang Dynasty Tiance, and was on the front line of the most tragic defeat of the Anshi Rebellion. Behind him were eighty-seven remnant soldiers, twenty-one of whom were seriously injured and waiting to die. In front of him were 200,000 rebel cavalry, rushing toward Tongguan, toward the Chang'an that he had only read about in history books and was about to collapse. "General, Yangou is here... What should we do?" Li Zhao held down the painful wound and looked into those desperate eyes. The detective's instinct is roaring: survey the scene, analyze traces, and look for opportunities. But there is no surveillance, no fingerprints, just blood, fire and the cold wheels of history. "Listen," he said hoarsely, but his voice was unusually sober, "from now on, we will not retreat." "We are a thorn in An Lushan's throat." Modern criminal investigation thinking collides with cold weapons in troubled times. Li Zhao used on-site reconstruction techniques to see through the rebels' secret operations, used psychological profiling to alienate enemy generals, and used chain-of-evidence thinking to prove his innocence in court. He improved Mo Dao's fighting methods, founded the "Tiance New Army", and fought his way out of the mountains of corpses and seas of blood in Taiyuan, Suiyang, and Yecheng.