I Asked You to Write a Detective Story, So Why Did You Write The Legend of Qin?

Xu Bing transmigrated to a parallel world and found himself at the scene of a scriptwriting competition for Dragon Kingdom.

Contestants had to write a script on the spot based on a prompt from the show!

The first round’s keyword: detective work!

Xu Bing immediately thought of the Chinese animated series The Legend of Qin: Nine Songs of the Moving Heavens, which he had watched in his previous life!

Did people really think Nine Songs of the Moving Heavens wasn’t a collection of Han Fei detective stories?

And so, as Xu Bing began writing,

the Case of the Ghost Soldiers Robbing the Pay Chest: military pay stolen, presiding judge murdered. Who was the mastermind?

Han Fei said, “There is only one truth!”

The Fire Rain Agate case raised the difficulty of the deductions even higher!

Han Fei began investigating Liu Yi’s death, showing the audience what real detective work looked like!

The secrets of Baiyue’s past came to light again. Could what lay behind the Baiyue box really be called a secret?

What was the point of fighting when making a living with your brains was so much better?

Wasn’t Wei Zhuang just doing the dirty work like a good little henchman?

As one baffling case after another unfolded, Xu Bing gradually brought to life the image of a genius detective from the pre-Qin era.

Audience: “How is this the Legalist Han Fei? He’s Holmes in the pre-Qin era!”

Yu Hua: “Hurry up and update!! Even the production team’s donkey takes fewer breaks than you!”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.