Chronicles of the Republic of China: Taoist Detective

·Protagonist: Lin Mo, a modern college student. He has learned Taoist magic, talismans, formations, yin and yang eyes, etc. From his grandfather since he was a child. He is obsessed with detective novels and has strong logical thinking. After traveling through time, he became "Shen Mo", a young policeman in the Jiangcheng Police Station in the early Republic of China in the 1920s. The original owner had a cowardly personality and was often bullied. ·World view: In the chaotic times of the Republic of China, old and new ideas collided, and technology was backward, but "supernatural" existed. Ghosts, monsters, and mystics were hidden in the market, and most ordinary people only regarded them as legends. ·Core conflict: Use modern criminal investigation thinking + Taoist techniques to solve cases where "man-made disasters" and "sneaky" are intertwined. At the same time, gain a foothold in the police station, deal with the calculations of various forces, and find the truth about time travel. Lin Mo traveled through time and became Shen Mo, just as the police station took over the "Case of the Female Corpse in the Ghost House". The original owner was pushed to investigate the case due to cowardice, but died unexpectedly to make way for Lin Mo. Under the identity of "Shen Mo", Lin Mo used magic and reasoning to solve the first case while adapting to life in the Republic of China. He slapped his colleagues in the face and mocked them, attracting the attention of the police boss. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.