Seeing Through Everything: Starting as a Constable on Street Patrol
透视万物：从成为衙役巡街开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 595k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Invincible Embroidered Uniform Guard! See Through All, Solve Cases, Bring Peace to the Realm无敌锦衣卫！透视，破案，平天下Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
298Chapters
900Reads · 30 days
671.8kReads · all time
108Shelves
8.3Score
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The Ming Dynasty's Embroidered Uniform Guard
Reborn in Great Qi, I Crack One Strange Case After Another
The Embroidered Guard: From the Start, I Have Max-Level Dragon-Elephant Skill and Sweep the World
We've Cut Ties, So What Does It Matter to You If I Join the Embroidered Uniform Guard?
King of the Great Ming: Wielding the Saber to Guard the World
You Drove Me Away With Your False Benevolence, So Why Are You Crying as I Loot Your Home?
The Imperial Court's Strongest Hound, Starting as a Brocade-Clad Guard
Ming Dynasty Embroidered Guards: Rewarded for Punishing Evil and Upholding Justice
Immortal Official of Taixia
The Embroidered Uniform Guard Solves Cases with Spirit Sight: From the Start, I Get the Lingbo Microstep
After Being Driven from the Prince's Manor, I Became the Strongest Imperial Guard
From the Start, a Brocade-Clad Guard: I Berate My Superior
Embroidered Guard, Fangs Bared
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Blade's Edge: Rebellious Start in a Chaotic Jianghu
Immortal Martial Ming: From the Start, I Became a Ghost-Cultivating Brocade Guard
The World's Number One Must Be Pretty Fast at Running Away
Wuxia: Killing Enemies Earns Cultivation, and My Power Is Unfathomable!
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It's worth checking out. Highly recommended!
This book is absolutely brilliant.
The protagonist, guided by a cheat code, inherits the martial spirit of the Cao Wei dynasty. The game features a well-developed storyline where the protagonist levels up, fights monsters, explores, and completes the game, adapting martial arts characters, NPCs, and villains. In summary, as a game of its genre, I support it!
Good books are written in a very clear and organized manner. Another unfinished building
It's exhilarating, but you can't watch it with your brain 🤦 The system is too powerful; it can give you any answer you want. Even when you're investigating a case and get system prompts, it doesn't offer any advice like pretending to deduce or think things through. When you arrive at the crime scene, it doesn't do anything but immediately declares who the culprit is, their identity, and where the victim is—it rattles off the whole story in one breath 🤦
Great, very good. So far, it's fantastic. Keep up the good work, author! Author, when it's time to show the main character, don't keep us hanging. Otherwise, I'll be sending you a one-star review and a string of traditional Chinese greetings—the kind with an 18-generation family tree as the diameter and the radius. Author, you don't want those greetings, do you? 😏
Well written! Keep it up!
Surrounded by beautiful women, the protagonist didn't touch any of them, and in the finale, he hastily acquired one woman—Qin Rou.
Actually, the content is still quite good after reading it so far. It's easy to read and not judged by the standards of a 30-year-old novel. It's the kind of content that will bring a smile to your face. Although there's not much of a plot, it's still watchable.
[Please follow][Bump] 👍❤️❤️👍 [Bump][Please follow][Please follow][Bump] 👍❤️ The protagonist has started his stamp collecting journey 😏😏