I Transmigrated Across Time for You

Lin Wan is reborn with the memories of a modern forensic examiner, only to discover that she has landed in a deadly trap with no way out.

This is no simple case of household intrigue and framing. It is a meticulously planned series of sacrifices.

In her previous life, she died miserably in a mass grave as an illegitimate daughter of the Marquis's household, and her death was ruled a "suicide out of guilt."

When she wakes in this life, she is kneeling in the torture hall. Before her lies a bloodstained plank, and behind her stand her enemies, waiting for her to draw her last breath.

To stay alive, she has no choice but to use the scalpel in her hand and a mysterious Manual of the Washing Away of Wrongs to untangle the threads of a treacherous ancient bureaucracy.

She thought she had come to take revenge, until she discovers that Pei Ji, the treacherous minister whom history condemns as cruel and wicked, once shielded her from a deadly poisoned arrow in a shadowy alley a thousand years ago.

"I crossed the ages to come here, not to rewrite history, but to catch you as you fall into the abyss."

When modern fingerprinting meets the ancient test of kinship by blood, and a forensic scalpel cuts through a thousand years of fog,

Lin Wan finally understands: she did not transmigrate to win, but to fulfill a rendezvous that was a thousand years overdue.