Records of Mysterious Cases in Shanghai

It was late autumn in the twelfth year of the Republic of China. On the abandoned stage at Pujiang Beach sat a Kun Ling in red criminal clothes. She applied powder and rouge, folded her hands, and held a blue and white porcelain vase, as if she was waiting for someone to come up and lift the curtain to start the show. There was not a drop of blood or a single footprint on the stage. The theater rug is gone. The whole city said that it was the ghost from the Liyuan who had returned. Shen Qingyan took off his shoes and went on stage barefoot. He is an orphan of the Shen family. He has been practicing Taoism in Longhu Mountain for three years and is the number one private detective in Shanghai. Everyone knows that he can separate yin and yang, but they don't know that he only relies on photographic memory, evidence collection from minute objects, psychological profiling, and a calm heart. Ten years ago in the winter, the entire Shen family was wronged, and both parents died in the detention center of the Huishen Gongse. There are only two words on the case file: died of illness. He came back not to break the yin and yang. It's so that every unjust case in the world that no one cares about will be taken care of; it's so that one day, someone will be willing to overturn the injustice of the Shen family. Six mysteries, six names. Behind every "no solution" stands a living person.