The Great Ming Case Files

This novel is quite good; unlike other novels where the system immediately drops and crushes everything, it's not interesting.

This novel is concise and engaging, with simple and relatable characters, making it a quite good work! It tells the story of Liang Fei, a very intelligent criminal investigator, who, while bravely fighting a criminal to apprehend him, is knocked unconscious. In his coma, he unexpectedly travels back to the Zhengde era of the Ming Dynasty.

I really enjoyed this novel. It didn't have those exaggerated "inventions" (which, in reality, would have been impossible without a certain industrial base). Thumbs up!

It's pretty good. It has history and details. Although there are some adaptations, it's a novel, so there's no need to be too deliberate about it!

The story is absolutely captivating, reminiscent of "Detective Dee." The martial arts are unrealistic and overly mythical, but the other plot points are quite reasonable. Sometimes, even in my dreams, a few minutes feel like several days have passed.

It's good. The plot is tight and the logic is clear.

It's so well written; it's one of my favorite works.

The book is good.

The regrettable ending actually became the highlight.

It's still okay, I can still keep watching it now, keep it up!