Notes of the Undertaker

Everyone in Qinghe County knows that when the undertaker comes, someone dies. ** But Zhong Mi knows another thing - the dead are more honest than the living. ** He buried the drowned corpse and found that there was not mud between the fingernails, but porcelain powder. He examined the bones for injuries and found that the nails on the bones, which had not been touched for fifty years, were intact. He buried his master and found that there was only half a sentence on the last page of his master's case notes: "The one under the Zhao family is not the first one..." Some people are using corpses to make fuss, some are using rituals to cover up people's ears, and some are using clan rules to block the mouths of the living. Zhong Ming can't hear in his left ear - it was left behind when he was a child. There were burn marks on the tiger's mouth on his right hand - the master blocked it for him. He has no system, no golden fingers, and he doesn't even have a few friends. He has only one sentence: "Bones don't lie. Those who lie are always living people." Old cases in Qinghe County have surfaced one after another. Every corpse is talking and every living person is lying. What Zhong Yan has to do is to let the dead man finish his words.