Forensic Medicine 1994

In 2024, Lu Chuan, director of the Forensic Medicine Center of the Jiangnan Provincial Public Security Department, died suddenly on the autopsy table. When he opened his eyes again, he went back to 1994, the first day he reported to be a forensic doctor. That year, there was no DNA database, no automatic fingerprint comparison system, no surveillance probes, no forensic entomology, and no blood stain morphology analysis. Criminal investigation technology is still stuck in the primitive era. Murder cases rely on interviews, physical evidence relies on looking at the naked eye, fingerprints rely on flipping through booklets one by one, and a drop of blood can only test blood type but not DNA. With thirty years of forensic experience, Lu Chuan returned to the starting point where all technologies were at zero. In 1994, a body was found in the mine. It was initially determined that the rockfall was an accident. Lu Chuan knelt down and took a look. It was not an accident.