Nine Liutu

During the Jinghe period of the Zhao Dynasty, the emperor was young, three pavilions fought for power, and nine liu dynasties emerged simultaneously. During the Jiazi Tribulation three hundred years ago, the Immortal Way collapsed, and each of the nine major sects had their own agendas. Military strategists use battle to nourish their energy, alchemists use elixirs to combine Taoism, paintings of souls use shapes to depict reality, corpses are dissected to live towards death... Everyone in the world knows that it is good to cultivate immortality, but they don't know that the "seed" will be burned out and the monks will eventually become ashes. Xie Chenzhou, who was detective Shen Zhiyuan in his previous life, died in an "impossible crime" rooftop secret room case. Once he borrowed his corpse and came back to life, he became the "sickly" second son of Xie Hengzhi, the Minister of Rites. No system, no golden fingers, only a pair of cold eyes that have seen three hundred murder cases, and a paranoid heart seeking truth. The game starts with a killing blow - soul-painting ink, alchemist's poison, and corpse-killing, triple life-killing. He uses criminal investigation as a blade to cut through the nine tricks; he uses reasoning as a shield to block the secret arrows in the court. As "Ten Thousand Miles of Zhaoyang" unfolds slowly, the truth from three hundred years ago emerges: It turns out that the Jiazi Tribulation was not a natural disaster, but a betrayal; it turned out that he did not travel through time, but was selected; it turns out that the most terrifying thing is not the magic but the human heart. "I'm not here to cultivate immortality, I'm here to solve crimes." This is the Nine Chronicles written by a criminal policeman in a fantasy court using logic and tactics.