You Were Asked to Write a Mystery, So Why Did You Write a Fat Detective Di Renjie?

After transmigrating, Mo Zhui becomes a contestant in the National Scriptwriting Competition.

The first prompt: mystery.

While the other contestants rack their brains to write crime dramas, horror films, and mind-bending thrillers, Mo Zhui pulls out the ultimate costume mystery, Detective Di Renjie.

At first, people say:

"Di Renjie? Who's that?"

"Damn, Di Renjie seems like a handsome guy. Why is your Di Renjie so fat?"

"An adaptation isn't an excuse to make things up. Author, you're just fabricating nonsense. You should apologize."

"An author who has no respect for history is writing a costume drama? I can already tell the story's going to be terrible."

But after the Youzhou Case, the Blue Shirt Record, the Blood Eagle, the Snake Spirit Case, and Bloody Jiangzhou...

"From today on, Lord Di is my idol."

"Brilliant plotting, a formidable villain, and a terrifying Di Renjie."

"It's over. I can't accept a non-fat Di Renjie anymore."

"Yuanfang, what do you think...?"

The second prompt: divine sword.

In the Great Ming Dynasty, Hai Rui, Hai Gangfeng, draws his divine sword!

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