The Patrol Office
行捕司
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 837k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Crime Solving, Suspense, Mystery
All kinds of murder-case mysteries. Those who understand, understand 👀
How Long Does It Take for a New Writer to Make It? I’ve Been Writing for 54 Days
54 days. I finished my first book on day 45: 320,000 words, writing for 8–12 hours a day. I’m now planning my second book, but nobody’s reading the first one anymore. Is it really that bad? Am I just someone with no talent? (sobbing)
Why Do New Authors Get Less and Less Traffic the More They Write?
Apocalypse, other worlds, Systems, sign-in, anything goes.
Wuxia with a Jianghu Setting and Beautiful Writing
Looking for Stories of Ancient China, Martial Arts, and Courtly Power Struggles
Please recommend books with a spirited, dashing lead.
The Martial World, the Imperial Court, and Wuxia
Give me some good ones.
I’m 80,000 Words In and Only 9 People Have Read It. Anyone Doing Worse?
I want to read something similar to A Martial World Big Shot Falls in Love with Me. I have been writing for a long time. Maybe it is just my own passionate effort, because absolutely no one is continuing to read it.
Intrigue, Schemes, Political Maneuvering, High Intelligence, Master Plans, and Suspense
A Highly Intelligent, Strategic Prince in a Historical Novel Like The Nation-Founding Prince Consort
That's it.
An Absolutely Great Wuxia Novel
Comprehensive martial arts novels.
Looking for Mystery Stories Focused on Solving Cases, Without Messy Romance
I’m Hooked on Detectives and Solving Cases Lately. Any Novels Like That?
A Low-Key, Highly Skilled Martial Artist in a Wuxia Story
The protagonist is incredibly skilled, and everyone in the martial world has heard of him. But after a series of events, he hides his identity and strength. He keeps getting forced to step in for one reason or another, arousing suspicion, then talks his way out of it.
Crime Investigation and Case-Solving Novels: I’ve Read All the Popular Ones. Looking for Hidden Gems
Looking for books similar to I Have Autism, So What If I Know a Little About Autopsies?
Suspense, Deduction, and Crime Solving
Books About County Magistrates, Solving Cases, and the Like
Pure Detective Stories with Standalone Cases! No Heroine! No Romance!
Please, I beg you, absolutely no female lead!! It must be a case-of-the-week story!
The Protagonist Leads a Faction and Has Tons of Underlings. No Getting Personally Involved!!
No matter whether it's about a ruler building an empire or a court official serving the throne, stories in this genre are always disappointing. The protagonist always handles everything personally and steamrolls everyone. What the hell do I need subordinates for, to sit around doing nothing? Don't they scheme against each other or want to rise up? You do everything yourself?
Standalone Mystery Cases, Deduction, Lots of Cases, and No System
Not too much romance. I want a novel focused purely on solving cases.
Wuxia, Strategy, the Jianghu, and Life and Death
One person, one sword, one world of rivers and lakes.
Mind-Bending Mystery and Detective Stories
Looking for books like Forensic Qin Ming: The Silent Testimony. Nothing where the protagonist uses a golden finger to breeze through every case. I want actual crime-solving stories. I've finished Ten Deadly Sins and am following Forensic Qin Ming now.
Looking for Martial Arts, Not Immortal Cultivation. Any Recommendations?
Something I can keep reading nonstop.
Ancient-Era Detective Novels
Please recommend stories where the protagonist transmigrates to ancient times.
Looking for a Novel About a Highly Skilled Ancient-Era Martial Arts Constable
Looking for a historical novel about a highly skilled martial arts constable. I want wuxia, not xianxia with immortals and demons.
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The author skillfully blends martial arts and suspense. The villains are intelligent, and the pacing is brisk. The intrigues of the martial arts world intertwine with the power struggles of the imperial court, offering both the thrill of swordplay and the logic of detective work. Excellent! Highly recommended, looking forward to the next installment...
The author is highly learned and possesses a seasoned writing style. The main plot and scene design are very natural, and the book contains many excellent poems, making the author a truly accomplished writer. This novel, aside from the initial impression of a frontier military setting, largely revolves around solving a series of murders in romantic settings.
A good book, very engaging.
The writing style is skillful and the plot is tight.
A good book, well-structured and solid. It has the fantasy of a martial arts world, but it's not overly exaggerated. Currently, it seems to be among the top-tier books on Tomato (a popular Chinese web novel platform). All the cases are shrouded in mystery, but the author doesn't use sensationalism to unveil them. Instead, the story unfolds calmly, based on events orchestrated by the enemy.
The writing is very good, but it's a bit strange. A constable and a scholar who has passed the imperial examinations are not from the same circle, right? And they are both famous scholars, so how can they sit down and eat together?
This book is one of the best historical books I've ever read.
A captivating and enjoyable read; a truly wonderful novel.
A fairly logical novel. Looking forward to it.
It's well-written. I only realized after reading a few pages that I had followed this book before. I would recommend it. Oh my god, could you update any slower? I'll catch up when I forget what I'm doing.