My Taoist Secrets Are Criminal Psychology

The name is wrong. In fact, there are very few psychological applications in the book, and most of them are reasoning. The male protagonist's soul travels to another world, which is a bit like the Republic of China. His family is a Taoist family in Kaiyizhuang. People in this world are generally very superstitious. The writing has the flavor of an old Hong Kong movie, with a lot of tribute elements, such as Uncle Jiu, Ah Wei and other names. I have read about a hundred chapters, and overall it is quite interesting. The author incorporates a lot of folklore things, such as finding acupoints to determine feng shui, and divination and incense, and writes it in a decent way. The murders are basically committed by humans, and the methods are mostly reasonable. Occasionally, some new mechanisms are mixed in, which is acceptable as long as it is not purely strange and chaotic. The main content is full of mystery, such as the male protagonist's spiritual position, the strange past and cause of death of his grandfather, his original life experience and special destiny, and the villain organization that looks like an evil cultivator. Isn't it true that your Japanese organization has been too deeply infiltrated? Hurry up and fly the armed helicopter at the winery! Is it necessary to be so strong? Some people have said that the pace is too fast and there is no buffer between events. I read it and this is indeed the case. It reminds me of the book I read many years ago. But it also proves that this book has little water content, so it depends on whether it can be accepted. It's completely free at the moment, no money required.