Corpse Whisperer

On a rainy night, Shen Du, the number one widower in the capital, was urgently summoned to the palace for an autopsy. The deceased was the crown prince of the current dynasty, and there were no injuries on the surface of the body. However, he found a jade pendant with the word "Shen" engraved on it in her mouth. What's even more strange is that the remaining skin and flesh between the nails of the deceased turned out to belong to Song Henian, Shen Du's mentor, who had been executed three days ago. Everyone was suggesting that he concluded that he had "died of a sudden illness", but Shen Du insisted on disemboweling him for reexamination, only to find half an undigested secret letter in his stomach pouch, with only six words on it: "Shen Du, you deserve to die." He was falsely accused of being imprisoned, and was released under mysterious circumstances. When he returned home, he found his wife lying in a pool of blood. He used his last strength to point to the corner of the wall - there was a hidden compartment there, where the complete autopsy notes left by his master Song Henian were hidden. Turning to the first page, it read: "Disciple, when you see this handbook, my master has been killed. Remember, some corpses are talking, and some corpses are lying. And the most terrifying thing is that the living speak for the dead." A serial murder case spanning twenty years has surfaced, and the dead all point to the same secret - the person sitting on the dragon throne of the Zhou Dynasty is not of the blood of a true dragon. What Shen Du has to face is not only the pursuit by the civil and military forces of the Manchu Dynasty, but also the shocking truth about his life experience. His sword is about to cut through the lies of the entire dynasty.