The Great Yong Mysteries: I Can See the Book of Life and Death

During the Chengping era of Great Yong, on the very first day of his appointment, Wei Jie, the new county magistrate of Qingyang County, saw his own obituary at the city gate. The obituary was not wrong—the original owner of this body had died suddenly on the road to take up his post a day earlier. A wisp of a remnant soul, following the aura of death, fell into the shell and opened its eyes to a page of a fragmented scroll that could be exchanged for abilities: solve one wrongful case, clear one karmic debt, extend one's life and grow stronger. "You want me dead? You'll have to ask this page first." The people behind the scenes thought he was playing at the first level, but Wei Jie had long been standing in the stratosphere. Since you sent me funeral rites, this official will see you on your way. This is the story of a county magistrate whose death date was written, who extends his life by solving cases—from Sharp Eyes, Hearing Disputes, Iron Bones, and Seeing Injustice to Communing with the Divine—growing stronger level by level, step by step, until he reaches the pinnacle of power. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Great Yong Mysteries: I Can See the Book of Life and Death — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠