Detective Di Renjie's Brain-Burning Case Files: A Trilogy

My mind couldn't help but think of the phrase "Yuanfang, what do you think?" In the TV series. The novel is also as exciting as the TV series. The plot is very attractive and interlocking. The description of the scenes is also in place. It perfectly demonstrates Di Renjie's wisdom and bravery. The detective is not just for nothing. He can always peel off cocoons in complicated cases and discover the final truth. In addition, the details of Duke Di's psychology when facing danger and meeting the Queen Mother are perfectly interpreted, making the character image more vivid.

Among ancient suspense novels, I only read those related to Di Renjie, Bao Zheng and Song Ci, and I have no interest in reading the rest. The methods and methods used by these ancients to solve crimes are worth learning from today. Their way of thinking, logical reasoning, and meticulous observation. If they could be reincarnated to today and coupled with modern technology, all criminals would have no way to escape and no way to hide.

Di Renjie in literary works is probably busier than Di Renjie in history. With his outstanding intelligence, he turned into a master detective and worked non-stop to solve problems for Emperor Wu. And we can find one thing in common among these cases, that is, most of them are related to the changes in power structure and social order caused by Emperor Wu's boarding of the plane at that time. Using these cases as materials, it must be an interesting topic to examine how Di Renjie completed the transformation from a civil servant in history to a detective image in literature.

A very good novel, with a compact plot and tight reasoning.

The story is wonderful, not draggy, a good book

Very exciting and worth watching. When talking about Di Renjie, Liang Guanhua's fat face always comes to mind. The fat Mr. Di is majestic, wise and upright.

The plot of Dee Renjie's Case Trilogy is very bizarre. It felt a bit exaggerated and fantasy at first, but after reading it, it felt logical. The author's thinking is really powerful. From the initial occurrence of the case to the final detection of the case, it is full of twists and turns and fascinating. Reading the key plot makes people nervous, which arouses the readers' emotions very well. The sentence description is also very smooth, and there is no obscure part in reading, which shows that the author has a deep language skills. All in all, this trilogy is highly recommended. Unfortunately, the storyline is a little short and it ended without satisfying me. I hope the author will produce more good works to entertain readers.

Di Gong always sees someone's flaws but does not explain them clearly, which leads to many subsequent plots. For example, in the Golden Dragon Lock case, Di Gong discovered through the tattoos on Li Lan and Mrs. Lan's hands that Li Lan was not a child, but Mrs. Lan's sister. However, he did not arrest him for verification. Instead, he allowed Li Lan to continue causing trouble until Yuan Fang almost died before he appeared in time to reveal Li Lan's identity. At the same time, the author will deliberately conceal some clues and reveal them only when the case is solved. This makes us lack evidence when thinking and can only figure it out at the end. I hope that the clues obtained can be told to readers in time, so that readers can make their own inferences.

I personally prefer heroic books, which are flesh-and-blood and graphic. The whole book is divided into three parts, which are very compact before and after. You can strongly feel Di Renjie's bravery and martial arts sense and full of power. Di Renjie devoted his whole life to Wu Zetian. He was not afraid of danger in solving cases and investigating in difficult circumstances. His reasoning was rigorous, he was impartial and selfless in the court, and he was eyeing all evil forces. The story has twists and turns and attracts readers' interest. It is a highly recommended novel!

It's so good, why hasn't it been made into a sequel to Detective Dee Renjie?