★ Break away from the crowd, start independent thinking with Forensic Qin Ming! Multiple works in the Qin Ming series have been adapted into movies, TV dramas, and plays. The original web novel's adaptation has surpassed 5 billion views, and its audiobook version has over 80 million listens. Novels have been translated into Vietnamese, Thai, among others. The author has appeared on China’s forensic-themed variety shows to popularize forensic knowledge, establishing a unique "Qin Ming" IP.
★ Author Qin Ming is one of China's leading forensic experts. His literary and scientific works highlight the rapid evolution of the forensic field, reshaping public perception towards this once obscure profession. Over 100 official media outlets have praised "Corpse Whisperer," positioning Qin Ming as China’s Michael Baden.
★ "Corpse Whisperer" is the inaugural work of the "Qin Ming" series! Based on Qin Ming’s real-life experiences, it compiles 20 memorable cases that have influenced millions of readers, successfully branding “corpse whisperers” as synonymous with forensic scientists.
★ A fully immersive sensory theater experience based on "Corpse Whisperer" is currently showing in Shanghai, topping the drama charts.
★ Ten years after its first edition, Qin Ming has thoroughly revised "Corpse Whisperer," enriching case details for a more comprehensive narrative.

Forensic Qin Ming Series：
Universal Series (6 volumes): "Corpse Whisperer (Part 1 & Part 2)", "Silent Witnesses", "The Eleventh Finger", "The Street Sweeper", "Survivor", "The Peeping Tom"
Masses Series (4 volumes): "The Punished", "The Forgotten", "The Doll", "The Blank Page" (forthcoming)
Hummingbird Series: "Burning Hummingbird", "Burning Hummingbird 2" (in progress)
Night Watchman Series: Titles include "Night Watchman: Awakening of the Crime Terminator", sequels up to "Night Watchman 4: Evolution"
Popular Science Books: "Book of the Departed", "Forensic Book" (forthcoming)

The groundbreaking debut of the Forensic Qin Ming series—read Qin Ming to reject blind conformity and embrace independent thinking.
My name is Qin Ming. I was just a forensic intern. Even as a university student, I began accompanying senior examiners to crime scenes. Yet every time I stepped into the autopsy room, I never knew what I’d see next:
A teenage girl who jumped to her death, leaving behind a suicide note—beneath her clothes, old scars from cigarette burns told a story deeper than pain;
In a quiet grove on campus, another young woman’s body was unearthed—her lower body impaled with a bloodied bamboo stick;
Beneath the calm surface of a shadowy lake that had just swallowed a bus full of students, pale fragments of dismembered flesh began to float…
But nothing cuts deeper than watching someone you know die. A once-warm, living body becomes a cold shell on the autopsy table. To uncover the truth, you must face the brutal realities of this world—again and again. Do I truly have the courage? Can I really go on being a forensic pathologist?

Qin Ming
Qin Ming is a frontline Chinese forensic pathologist with 25 years of experience and the author of the bestselling Forensic Qin Ming series. Known as “Lao Qin,” he has examined thousands of cases and is a leading voice in forensic science communication.
His books—including the Hummingbird, Night Watchman, and popular science series—have remained bestsellers for over a decade. Adaptations of his work have drawn more than 5 billion views on screen, and his audiobooks have surpassed 80 million plays on Himalaya. His novels have been translated into Vietnamese, Thai, and other languages.
He has been named CCTV’s Legal Figure of the Year, Annual Author of Original Chinese Fiction, and one of Dangdang’s Most Influential Authors.

Case 1: First Autopsy
Case 2: Sleeping Wife
Case 3: Suicidal Teen
Case 4: Death of a Mother-in-Law
Case 5: Floating Remains
Case 6: Midnight Caller
Case 7: Rotten Well
Case 8: Half Palm Bloodstain
Case 9: Forbidden School Grounds
Case 10: Big-Eyed Boy