Female Coroner

Wu Wei, who is a recent graduate from modern times, accidentally travels back in time to a time that has never been recorded on Earth after investigating a hidden underwater ancient building. Unfamiliar without friends or family, she chose to take shelter in an empty coffin home to avoid the winter. Wu Wei decides to wait til the start of spring next year in order to find a way to return to the present time. She did not think that she would encounter a young embroidery lady who had been forcefully separated from her family.(T/N: Wu Wei (吴蔚 , Wu = surname, Wei can mean impressive.) Xiuniang, surname Liu, third daughter, without a name, neighbours all call her “San Niang” . Because she did good needlework, after reaching marriageable age she was referred to as “Xiuniang”. Landlord Wu of a silk cloth store took a liking to Xiuniang’s embroidery work, and gave her a betrothal gift and prepared to send Xiuniang to marry his sickly son, however, his son died from sickness on the day before the wedding. Not even a few days later, Xiuniang’s father died as well, from that day onwards, Xiuniang became widely known as the “broom star” and “messenger of death”, no one dared to buy her embroidery. Xiuniang was forced to separate from her family. As winter was approaching, Xiuniang stayed beside a coffin home in an extremely shabby old home.(T/N: San Niang (三娘 basically means third daughter. Xiuniang (绣娘 means embroidery lady) Xiu Niang never thought that: she would be living with a strange girl for her whole life.Wu Wei never thought that: she would unexplainably travel back in time, and get involved in one bizarre case after another. Female coroner x Embroidery lady Half farming half case solving, same old slowburn.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Female Coroner "Female Coroner" intrigued me from the start with its blend of historical drama, mystery, and yuri elements, a combination I rarely see. The premise alone – a clever female protagonist hiding her true identity while solving crimes in ancient China – hooked me, and I dove in hoping for a unique and engaging experience. ### First Impressions The initial chapters do a solid job of setting the stage. We're immediately thrown into the protagonist's world, and the author doesn't waste time establishing the challenges she faces. The circumstances surrounding her situation felt familiar, a common starting point, but I was willing to see where the author took it. I was eager to see how the author would develop the story, especially given the promise of a slow-burn romance. ### What Works Well The strongest aspect of "Female Coroner" is undoubtedly its well-crafted plot and the protagonist's intelligence. The cases she tackles are intriguing, and I found myself genuinely invested in unraveling the mysteries alongside her. The author's attention to detail in depicting ancient China is also commendable, creating a rich and immersive atmosphere. I particularly enjoyed the slow-burn yuri aspect. The author seems to be taking their time developing the relationship, which, if done right, can lead to a much more satisfying and believable romance. The well-written nature of the story is also a plus. The plot flows logically, and the characters, while not necessarily groundbreaking, are consistently portrayed. ### Areas of Concern While the story has many strengths, the slow pace might not appeal to all readers. I can see how some might find the initial chapters a bit too drawn out, especially if they're looking for immediate action or a faster-developing romance. ### Final Verdict Overall, I'm enjoying "Female Coroner." The unique premise, combined with the author's skillful writing and attention to detail, makes it a worthwhile read. If you're a fan of historical mysteries with a slow-burn yuri romance, I highly recommend giving this novel a try. Just be prepared for a story that takes its time to unfold, but ultimately rewards your patience with a captivating and well-developed narrative.