Chang'an Floating Lantern Record, the Widower Arrives as an Adult

When Shen Ying woke up, the tip of her nose first encountered the smell of old blood and rust—she remembered this smell earlier than she recognized her own name. When her father carried her into the autopsy room for the first time when she was five years old, she smelled it first and then saw the body covered with reed mats on the ground. Now she was leaning over the autopsy table, her elbows numb, the candlelight bright. Three years ago, she died on this platform, with the same iron smell in her throat. But now, she is alive. On the night of the murder, a fire started in the backyard, and someone strangled her neck from behind. The rope was pulled back very slowly, as if they were counting how many breaths she had left. What she was thinking before she died was a ridiculous statement - the ditch was flat, not the diagonal mark that should have been caused by hanging. Now she opened her eyes and went back to before everything started to burn. The new female corpse lying on the stage also had a flat rope groove around her neck. She stared at her hand. The old scar on her wrist was still there. It was left during the autopsy in the early years. It was a unique and real injury that no one else could learn from or replace. She confirmed that she really came back to life and it was not a dream. But there shouldn't be that light on the water outside the window. "Chang'an Floating Lantern Record" - ancient suspense, a female widow is reborn to pursue the murderer, three cases occur in succession, the rope ditch is treacherous, the floating lantern leads the way, and the faces are replaced one by one, revealing the conspiracy of three generations of underwater lantern holders in Chang'an to silence themselves. Hard-core autopsy, with constant twists and turns, she crawled out from the pile of dead people and used her living hands to pry the truth out of the wounds bit by bit for those who were "led" into the water.