Episode 4
Although Yuan Yalin agreed to conduct an autopsy on her father's coffin, she still burst into tears when she came to the scene in person. After some consolation, Jun Wu Jiu finally opened Yuan Zian's coffin for autopsy. After careful examination, Jun Wu Jiu found that Yuan Zian had unusual injuries. Jun Wu Jiu simulated the truth of the case by himself, and guessed that the murderer was most likely the person beside him. The next day, Ouyang Chuchu fell to the ground because of the wine bottle under him, which inspired Jun Wu Jiu. Unexpectedly, the murderer's murder method was discovered like this. After Jun Wu Jiu checked and reasoned, he thought that Yuan Zian might not be innocent either, so Yuan Yalin was beaten and left alone. I know I didn't come back at night. Cheng Yang and Jun Wu Jiu were going to ask Uncle Li, his personal bodyguard back then, but they arrived, Uncle Li was assassinated and the murderer escaped. Uncle Li told the truth before his death and involved Ouyang Dingxian.
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