People in Tang Dynasty Use Detective Skills to Solve Crimes
人在唐诡用探查术破案
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Xijun is not bad, why not. Smart and well-behaved, a scholarly family and a talented painter. Even from the perspective of modern people, she is a rare and virtuous wife. Cherry is naturally good, too. She is a heroine, with a clear distinction between love and hatred, and sometimes she is cute. After all, Ami has a small role, but she does have good looks, a pitiful background, and an even more pitiful experience, which makes people feel protective. However, if she is used as the heroine, I don't know how the author will handle the follow-up plot. After all, the first two have their own specialties and have important participation in the original drama.
The heroines Cherry and Song Ami
My name is Chen Asheng! How nice it sounds
Commentary on Chapter 81: Fraud in "People in the Tang Dynasty Used Detective Techniques to Solve Cases" written by Gu Ye Yifanzhou.
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Commentary on Chapter 66: A Letter from Hanzhou, written by Guye Yifanzhou, "People in the Tang Dynasty Use Detective Techniques to Solve Cases".
Please ask the author to change the chapter a lot, thank you
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