Comprador of Dali Temple: Chasing the Murderer with Broken Evidence

There is a comprador in Dali Temple. His name is not on the official list and he earns 800 yuan per month. In the past three years, all the temple's tea, paper and ink, lamp oil, tables and chairs, and labor protection and winter clothes have passed through his hands - and he has recorded every transaction in his mind. On the ninth day of the twelfth lunar month, Judge Yanyun died in Poshan Temple. A line of blood writing on the wall was a waste document of the previous dynasty that had been banned for 23 years. If the work cannot be tested, the county government will not dare to take care of it, and the family will have to put out the fire. Only the comprador holding the purchase book squatted down and looked at the snow, the ashes, and the two tea bowls: "My lord, the murderer arrived two hours before the deceased, and even drank half a cup of tea with him." The clan leader said: Just burn the evidence. Bian Chen said: The evidence can be burned, but the accounts cannot be burned - the charcoal used to burn the files, the seals used to seal the files, and the collars used to pour kerosene on them all have names and surnames. Others judge the case by looking at the person, while he judges the case by looking at the object. Forty-seven lives, twenty-three years of unsolved cases, one page of broken accounts, and half a gold collar. A comprador wants to dig out the dirtiest things in this dynasty from the firewood, rice, oil and salt in the temple.