Detective Records of the Great Song Dynasty: the Legend of Zhan Zhao

Xingbatian's new book still has the same flavor. A comprehensive detective story. The protagonist is Zhan Zhao, who was born in the world of mixed martial arts. When he first entered the world, he encountered Zhong Kui's pattern that affected most of the world. Now he has become a lay disciple of Xiangguo Temple and the head catcher of the Six Gates. Why read this book: The world view basically belongs to the world of suture monsters, a hodgepodge of Three Heroes, Five Righteousnesses, Four Famous Catchers, and various martial arts works. Personally, I feel that it is pretty good in the context of the generally poor integration of mixed martial arts. The plot of solving the case is more interesting. I personally think that the case does not need to be unexpected, it just needs to be exciting. This aspect is not bad. Why not read this book: Actually, it's nothing. I would say that the author's recent books are generally similar, but they all seem a bit specious. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

The name Zhan Zhao itself is half of Jianghu. This time, he is not only a royal cat, but also a great detective of the Song Dynasty. Starting from Daxiangguo Temple, he investigates and clears up grievances, his sword swings across thousands of mountains, and the cold stars shine in the night. He is obviously doing criminal investigation work, but in his heart he has the familiar chivalrous spirit: walking the right path, asking his true feelings, and protecting the common people. The best thing is that when relatives and friends finally know what his Buddhist name is, the burden of being a "rehabilitation master" comes out, and they instantly feel like they are dreaming back to the young Bao Qingtian. It turns out that the knight who attacks darkness with his sword is also a wonderful person who knows how to hide things. When martial arts meets reasoning, it's doubly exciting. Zhan Zhao, who has a chivalrous heart and clear eyes, is back.

The old author Xing Batian's essay on cracking the case I have watched his "Detective Li Yuanfang" before Why watch it: This is my first time watching Zhan Zhaotong Humanities, and the worldview is well integrated. Recommendation index: five stars.

4 stars is absolutely fine. The protagonist is traveling through Zhan Zhao. I thought I would meet Bao Zheng soon. Unexpectedly, after three major Jianghu cases, I didn't meet Bao Zheng yet, but I met Gongsun Ce first. The author constructs a real world with history and geography. Every major case has a certain relationship with the main plot. The author must have an outline and update it daily. The characterization is also good. Highly recommended.