After Opening the Coffin, I Rescued the Woman in the Tomb

Wulingtai Tomb No. 1 Was opened, and young archaeologist Lin Yue saw a well-preserved female corpse that had existed for thousands of years. The epitaph says that she "had a heart attack at night and passed away peacefully." But there were melon seeds stuck between her lips and teeth, gauze residue deep in her mouth and nose, an abnormal drug reaction in her body, and dark residue that shouldn't be there on the edges of her fingernails. This is not a death sealed by time, but a murder written in an epitaph. When a piece of remnant silk meets the water, the words appear: On the seventh night of the first lunar month, do not believe Hou Yin. After the accident, Lin Yue woke up and became the lowest-ranking study clerk in the Hengling Marquis Mansion. Jiang Yunshu was still alive at this time, with only one month left before her original death date. Melon, medicinal wine, soothing incense, plain gauze clothes, fake Houyin, all clues are approaching the seventh night of the lunar month. He knew she would die, but he didn't know where the murderer was hiding. This time, he will use his knowledge from two thousand years later to save the woman in the tomb and rewrite the fate of Changsha Kingdom.