Lu faces a surge of brutal crimes blamed on a white-haired ghost and vows to solve them.

A decades-old dismemberment case resurfaces. Su joins Lu to conduct autopsies and trace new leads.

Medical clues point to a mysterious old man, shocking the team.

Su is reassigned. A journey leads to a sinister temple and hidden dangers.

A confrontation at the temple exposes deception, and Su escapes under cover of night.

A false burial reveals an impostor. Su promises to solve the case within ten days.

The truth of Cherry’s parentage is revealed, unmasking the fake official.

A grand ritual exposes the so-called Crocodile God as a corrupt official.

Su is summoned to Luoyang, where a woman dies from sudden facial decay.

At an inn, Lu is poisoned by the flirtatious owner, and a bronze ghost attacks.

The team uncovers the secret behind the bronze ghost and captures the mastermind.

As a princess’s poisoning worsens, clues lead to a powerful official plotting regicide.

The villain reveals his plan to destroy the Tang royals, but is defeated—though the poison remains.

Lu sends a young companion away for his future. A grand illusion festival is announced.

A rebel descendant plots revenge through illusion. Lu grows suspicious when the famed illusionist is killed too easily.

Su and Lu identify a hidden official mastermind and track a key woman to the ghost market.

A trap fails, and the woman is killed, but the true illusionist escapes.

At the illusion festival, chaos erupts with monstrous birds, but Su and Lu strike back and finally kill the true Sand Master.

A mysterious murder in Tang-era Chang’an leads Su Wuming to take office, clashing with Jinwu Guard officer Lu Lingfeng as a bride is killed and branded with a ritual mask.

The bride’s brother is found dead, deemed murdered. Su and Lu trace clues to the black market and the elusive Yin Shilang.

Hidden corpses are uncovered across Chang’an. Despite pressure from superiors, Lu insists on pursuing the dangerous Red Tea case.

Lu is poisoned but saved. Su and Lu trace hallucinogenic incense to the West Market, while Lu is stripped of authority for defiance.

On the Ghost Festival, a phantom wedding turns deadly. Pei Xijun is abducted, and Su is knocked unconscious.

The conspirators are defeated, but Su and Lu are arrested and imprisoned by the Jinwu Guard.

Lu is dismissed from office. After Su’s companion is killed, Lu saves Su and joins him as a private aide, heading south together.

At an inn, a red-robed ghost appears, trapping Su in a terrifying illusion.

Bodies are discovered cooked in a cauldron. The culprit is captured, and the group continues south.

To protect Pei Xijun’s reputation, she and Lu become sworn siblings. A respected elder dies, and his ancient zither disappears.

A suspect confesses to murder but denies theft. A masked assassin reveals he was hired by corrupt officials.

A boating tragedy reveals a revenge plot tied to a painting, as more figures from the artwork die mysteriously.

Su exposes the killer, a man driven mad by art and fear of death, ending the case.

Disguised, Su and Lu uncover a triple-brother scheme behind the haunted inn.

A man dreams of murder and the dream seems to come true, drawing Su’s suspicion.

Witnesses accuse the man, but evidence vanishes, deepening the mystery.

Through therapy and drawings, the truth emerges: the crime was a tragic misunderstanding.

The real culprit confesses, framing the innocent man, and the case is closed.