
Escort Detective Story
镖行探案录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Supreme Level Book Wasteland, There Is No T0 Level One, Don't Come Here
The Only One Among the Sons-In-Law That I Have Read Carefully
From a little son-in-law, he grew up to be a savior! We must protect everyone even if we die! Qin Ming, I remember it
Recently I Have Become Obsessed with Detectives and Solving Crimes. Are There Any Novels Like This?
Is There a Protagonist Who Has Very High Martial Arts Skills and Is a Martial Artist?
Good things to come
The protagonist's internal strength is the Nine Yang Divine Skill, and his physical training is the Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill. He can also master the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms
Ancient Crime-Solving Novels
Looking for a novel where the protagonist travels to ancient times
Find a Martial Arts Novel About Walking Around the World and Being at Ease.
Don't want to be an official in the imperial court, especially Jinyiwei, Dongchang and the like, as long as you can walk freely in the world
The Martial Arts Novel Is Engaging and Engaging.
Jianghu Swordsman Appears Alone and Reaches His Peak
Martial Arts, Imperial Court, Jianghu
I'm looking for a book where the main character is a prince, good at martial arts, and capable in the court and in the world.
Martial Arts, Jianghu (Single Female Protagonist)
Don't cultivate immortality, don't go to other worlds
Are There Any Novels About Martial Arts, Swordsmanship, Court, and Fantasy?
It is best to be like "Yuan Zun", the court type is best for girls, and the other categories are best for boys.
Is There Any Kind of Martial Arts Novel Where the Protagonist Is a Poor Man and Then the Heroine Is an Empress?
The male and female protagonists were separated, and the female protagonist's real identity was noble, while the male protagonist was a commoner, and then the female protagonist was forced to separate from the male protagonist, and finally went back to find the male protagonist. Are there any such martial arts novels?































































This author's books are quite to my liking. From the time I finished reading Special Effects Immortal to this new book, they are all good so far [Thinking]
If I hadn't been curious, I would have missed it.
It's pretty good, suspenseful, rivers and lakes, interspersed with the court. Some cologne smells more like Chu Liuxiang or Lu Xiaofeng. The male protagonist faces the invincible ones below the top. The top ones are always undefeated and have the ability to turn defeat into victory. There is only one person in the book who can defeat the male protagonist. This is the male protagonist who can take care of the affairs of the world. Otherwise, why would anyone listen to you?
Currently known combat power levels: T0 Zhu Di, the last sword master, self-destructive poison (forgot his name) T0.5 Murderous protagonist (the protagonist has no murderous intent in most cases, but can kill T1 if he has murderous intent) Normal Sword Master T1 normal protagonist, Ji Gang, most of the top ten people in Tianxiafu T1.5 Famous seniors such as Wu Yi Ke and the Ghost King of Guangdong and Guangdong are laughing like Tathagata Young talents such as T2 Young Master List Damn, it's too early. Xia Lingkong is the fault t0. It's unknown whether Zhu Di can beat him or not.
The novel is well written. It is a novel with a lot of foreshadowing, echoing back and forth, and the story is relatively complete. Sometimes seemingly ordinary descriptions are foreshadowing for the rest, such as the part about the King of Nanhai. When we finally see that the King of Nanhai is Chu Yifei, we think of the previous part where he saw Miss Su in the city. Chu Yifei had already fallen in love with Miss Su at that time, so he later became the King of Nanhai and wanted to forcefully marry Miss Su.
Much better than other junk high-scoring martial arts novels.
I think it's pretty good, so I rated it 9 or above. It smells a bit like cologne.
It's well written, whether it's reasoning or anything else, it's still pretty good. Let's talk about the good stuff first. I've read 300 chapters so far 1. Many characters do have a chivalrous style, and they also have a feeling of being written. 2. The difficulty of reasoning will not be higher, and most of them also leave some foreshadowing. Light reasoning is not bad. 3. Each small process will not be particularly long, and it also leaves suspense. Let's talk about some bad things 1. One case leads directly to the next. It's too frequent. It's good to do some daily work. Basically not too many transitions 2. In terms of character creation, it may be because each case is not that long, so some of the characters that I think can be created are not full enough. They have a good foundation but have not reached the upper limit. 3. As an escort, I don't care about escorts, and being nosy can be understood as the book, the predecessors are the descendants, solving problems and so on. Being dedicated to your friends is a character issue. But overall, it feels a bit strange to me. Only the first case has something to do with the Chang'an Escort Bureau and the escorts.
A rare masterpiece of martial arts nowadays
A very nice traditional martial arts novel. I give this novel nine stars. The only shortcoming is that there are a lot of typos in the novel, but otherwise it is impeccable. This is one of the best Tomato martial arts novels, and it is presented in the form of "solving crimes + walking darts". Each chapter is very compact, not procrastinating, and the protagonist has a clear view of the Holy Mother. Friends who like to watch martial arts should not miss it.
It is a kind of narrative that connects various escort events together, and then continuously advances the background of each character. It is a bit like a TV series. It is more interesting to read. It feels like it is about 9 minutes. It is worth reading [Like]
What a pity, I thought you were Su Yang, but what a pity you are Lu Xiaofeng [laughs]
There are shadows of ancient dragons, although the writing power and layout are insufficient, and the food and grass are above
Based on Tomato's standards, this book can definitely score above 9.2, A five-star rating [like] [like]
It's good to read. I love the book. Keep up the good work, the author.
I guess this Chu Feiyan must have practiced the remaining chapters of the Tianshang Sutra I'm guessing that boy is Zhu Zhanji
This is called Jianghu, and a hero is what a protagonist should be like.
It's much better than the one with a score of 9 or above. I hope the author can maintain the quality and update it more.
It's amazing. I haven't read such interesting martial arts novels in these years. Note that this is actually a light mystery novel with some martial arts elements. Martial arts, rivers and lakes, and grievances are all for the protagonist to discover the truth. Those who like mystery, suspense, and martial arts can't miss it.
I haven't seen such a wonderful novel in a long time. It's rare to find a book that is not an upgrade. Hold on
It's been a long time since I've seen a very good martial arts novel! It's much better than those messy time travels.
It would be great if it could be made into a TV series
Personally, I think it's pretty good. I've been reading this book for a while, and I came across this book by chance.
A good book, very much like old-school martial arts novels. I like watching people like Lu Xiaofeng.
The content is compact and the story has good ups and downs, making people want to keep reading.
Wonderful, every case is unexpected and reasonable Suddenly I found that those who read for less than 2 hours were given 1 or 2 stars, and the others were given 4 or 5 stars. No wonder the storytellers are more interesting to read.
It's pretty good, why is it rated so low?
There aren't many traditional martial arts anymore, this one is good
There are too many interludes. TV dramas can intersperse memories, but novels cannot, but the story is okay.
It's really good, I hope the author can keep [eating melon]