Dali Temple Qing's Daily Life

You can't see through anything, and it won't help you solve the case. Just look at martial arts. Nine out of ten characters in this book can't see through it.

The book is quite nice, but some details still need to be improved. When you meet familiar martial arts figures, you don't even ask for their names, and you look like you know them well. For example, when you meet Guo Jing and his group, you don't even need to ask their names, and you just tell them their identities. For example, Yang Guo knows everything about someone's ancestors. If you pick up a random kid on the street, you will know their family background. How will you explain it to Yang Guo when he grows up? It's like if a stranger suddenly appears on the street, but he knows you well, what would you think?

Zhang Sanfeng had only one master, monk Jueyuan of Shaolin Temple. Zhang Sanfeng is the founder of Wudang Sect. Moreover, Monk Jue Yuan had already died when Zhang Sanfeng founded Wudang. Where did Zhang Sanfeng come from?

What we are saying is that more than one person is questioning the protagonist's actions and feels that being an official and asking for orders for the people should be within the rules and should abide by the law. I feel that killing Zhou Mingsheng goes against the original intention of the protagonist. It may be that my writing skills are insufficient, which leads to the foreshadowing in the Yuzhang section. The purpose of the Wen Yuzhang case is to say, what should we do if the existing laws cannot bring justice to people? Does legal mean right? During World War II, an art student created the Nuremberg Racial Laws, which made it legal to kill Jews! But is it right and just? ! According to the "Da Zhou Law", is it reasonable that a master can buy and sell servants? ! The master thinks so but the servant would never agree. There has never been any law in this world that is absolutely just. As Teacher Luo said, we cannot draw a circle no matter what, and we cannot find absolute justice no matter what. Substantive justice and procedural justice are issues that have not yet been resolved and will never be resolved. For society, procedural justice is naturally more important. But for victims, substantive justice is more important. To be extreme, the reason why we support procedural justice is because the victims are not us. When we ourselves are the victims, we will desire substantive justice more than anyone else. Of course I can write a cool article. The prince's private soldiers will be revealed in advance. Not to mention Zhou Mingsheng, the prince himself may not be able to protect himself. The reason why he dreamed of entering a mysterious cave is because the protagonist understands that true justice does not exist. It is not because of the social system or the sound legal system, but this is not the reason why people do not pursue justice. Although they cannot achieve it, they can infinitely move towards it. The mountains stand tall and the scenery stops, but I can't reach them physically, but my heart yearns for them. Everything the protagonist does makes sense! The thoughts are clear, and the dream is mysterious. There is no basis in jurisprudence. Readers who cannot understand the contradiction between procedures and entities, I suggest you watch Detective Di Renjie 2's Jiangzhou Case. This is Dee Fat's understanding of substantive justice, which is roughly the same as the author's concept. I will reply in a unified manner without going into details. Don't think I'm verbose.

Guigu and Gongshu were not mentioned, and farmhouse was not mentioned. Wudang Taoist family was divided into Tianzong and Renzong.

Dali Temple has arrested several servants, but a small housekeeper still has to ask questions! What about the majesty of the government?

Showing off the appearance of being talented and revealing the essence of dress B

I guess I also know a lot about history, and Chinese is the best. I'd like to bother you with some frequently used words. Mark with pinyin. , Grateful.

Case: Your parents were killed right in front of your eyes, for you to see with your own eyes. But the murderer acted meticulously and left no evidence except your witness. In the end, there was insufficient evidence in the case and the murderer was acquitted. Do you accept this result?

I don't like mixed martial arts novels that are fused together. Maybe I subconsciously feel that they are not in the same time and space. They are the protagonists of each era. Then everyone is merged together, and I feel like a second-rate warrior. For example, Li Xunhuan and Xiong Ba, it is uncomfortable to watch. Why don't you continue reading? Bye bye.