This question stumped Li Yangsong.
Throughout history, it has not been difficult to test for poison, but determining the type and components of the poison is not easy.
At the government office, they can currently only infer from the symptoms of the deceased roughly which category it belongs to.
Some poisons leave no visible injuries on the corpse and do not cause bleeding, like pufferfish poison.
While other poisons, such as arsenic, often cause bleeding from the seven orifices, and clearly did not cause Liu Yan's death.
"Is it too hasty to attribute the blame to Wanbin Building just because pufferfish is poisonous? Is Mr. Li unfit for office as a new official or still hasn't learned how to solve cases?" Fu Zhen looked over unceremoniously.
Li Yangsong was so scolded that he blushed with embarrassment: "The General's wife's words have some truth."
