The Imperial Coroner

Jing Yi felt that there could hardly be a more miserable groom in the world than him—setting the wedding date in a prison cell, investigating a murder case on his wedding night, and spending his honeymoon running around catching killers. To make matters worse, his childhood sweetheart wife actually had "ulterior motives" toward him... But even that was tolerable. The most infuriating thing was that his superior was actually "using his position to settle personal scores," assigning him case files thicker than the last, each more complicated and vexing than the previous. Life was simply unbearable! How could he, the esteemed Dali Temple Junior Minister, young and promising, elegant and dign...