Autopsy? No, I Raise the Dead

Other forensic doctors: dissect, test, write reports. Ling Jing as a forensic doctor: burn incense, draw talismans, chant incantations. New forensic doctor Ling Jing had just started his job when he was bound by a system, but it seemed the system had bound the wrong person. What it gave him wasn't forensic-specific skills, but a complete inheritance of a Taoist master. How did a forensic doctor become a Taoist master? Ling Jing thought his profession didn't match, but he never expected to see the wandering souls floating in the autopsy room! Since he could make the dead speak for themselves, why would he need a scalpel? In the autopsy room, incense candles were lit. The criminal police captain was shocked: "I told you to do an autopsy, and you're setting up an altar to perform rituals?!" Ling Jing shrugged: "Don't rush. Wait until I summon the deceased, and you can ask him directly who the murderer is." From then on, a legend spread: "Never die in front of Forensic Doctor Ling, or else you'll have to sit up and confess the case yourself even after death." — Description from novelcodex.org