
The Unrivaled Chronicle of the Classic Historian
无双典史传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 619k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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See allLooking for Stories of Ancient China, Martial Arts, and Courtly Power Struggles
Please recommend books with a spirited, dashing lead.
Ancient Mystery and Crime-Solving, No System
I'm looking for books like The Longest Day in Chang'an, the complete two-volume edition. No modern technology: solving cases in ancient times should be genuinely difficult. Stories where the protagonist gets a System for no reason are no fun.
Supernatural Stories With a Powerful Male Lead From the Start, No Harem, and Side Characters Who Aren’t Idiots
Something like Yu Daohen or Wang Hua.
Mystery, Crime Solving, and Deduction
Looking for books similar to "Murder Without Guilt".
Books with a Male Lead Who's a Master Detective and a Female Lead
Looking for Crime-Solving Novels!!! Like The Yin-Yang Detective!!!
Looking for mystery novels like The Underworld Detective, focused on solving cases, without too much romance! Thanks, everyone!
A Young Nobleman, Brilliant and Unmatched in the World
A beauty like jade among strangers, a gentleman unmatched in the world.
Looking for Detective and Mystery Novels With a Team of Criminal Investigators, Forensic Technicians, Psychologists, and Medical Examiners
Looking for a Historical Mystery with a Well-Plotted Investigation
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.
Are There Any Novels About Ancient Divine Constables or Catchpoles Solving Cases?
Looking for Mystery and Detective Fiction!!!
Looking for books similar to You File a Report at the Police Station Every Day, and You Call That a Side Hustle?
Looking for Male-Targeted Crime, Mystery, and Detective Fiction
Stories with lots of chapters, or ongoing ones that are regularly updated without breaks
Supernatural and Suspense
Nothing where they start cultivating immortality later on.
Looking for Good Historical Mystery Novels Combining Case Solving, Suspense, and Deduction
Please recommend good books set in ancient times that combine crime-solving, suspense, and deduction, ideally blending Eastern culture with fantasy.
Novels With Exceptionally Brilliant Detectives
Mystery-solving only, no female lead. Psychological.
Looking for Pure Mystery and Crime-Solving Novels, No Romance!!!
Great Historical Detective Novels
Mystery-solving novels or historical transmigration novels. I’m tired of stories that are all about wish fulfillment and changing history without a second thought.
Novels About Transmigrating to Ancient Times and Solving Cases
Ancient-Era Detective Stories
Thank you.
Ancient Historical Mysteries
Looking for an ancient-era detective novel.
Any Mystery-Solving Novels?
Are there any crime-solving novels about a small team where everyone has a clearly defined role?
Looking for Mystery Novels, Preferably Without a Romance Plot for the Protagonist
I don't want a romance subplot. If there is one, it should be very, very minor.
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A murder in the Guanyin Temple, a fire in a remote countryside, and a theft in the county government warehouse—three seemingly unrelated cases—are actually connected in many ways. Officials, constables, assassins, secret agents, and beautiful women all make their appearances, testing the wisdom of a junior clerk in Yicheng County!
The story was pretty good until chapter 133, when he inexplicably went into danger alone. He already knew that some of the local militia were secretly plotting against his own people, yet he only brought two militiamen with him when he entered the government office, leaving none of his own men. And the government office was on the enemy's side! [What][What][What] I watched the latest episode in one go. The flaws don't detract from its overall quality; it's quite good.
This story combines mystery and suspense with court intrigue and complex emotional entanglements, making it a worthwhile read!
It's well-written, the only regret being that it's too short, leaving many questions unanswered. What's truly infuriating is that a villain who rose to power through murder and robbery escapes punishment and even prospers, while the murderer who killed an entire village escapes all consequences simply because he was a foreign spy.
I just saw the fire in Yongsheng Township, and the landlady just appeared. Personally, I think their relationship is just a mixture of genuine affection and forced exploitation. I hope the author will be merciful and not kill off the characters! I hope they can get married! 😢 They're practically cultivators now, and in their chess game, the heavens always seem to bring bad luck on the protagonist, who always manages to catch everyone he encounters and never suffers a loss.
It's well-written, but from a detective novel perspective, it would be better if the "qi-gazing" superpower were removed and the story were connected in other ways.
I'm really looking forward to the sequel.
Very nice, quite good-looking.
I personally think it's very well written, and the narrative is clear and organized. Looking forward to the second part
Good, keep writing!