Strange Cases of the Tang Dynasty

It's a good book, and it matches the timeline of Han Yu's demotion. It's so exciting. The narrative language of the whole novel is clean, and there are not so many adjectives to make up the word count. Although the stories all start with anecdotes, you can get reasonable explanations by peeling off the cocoons. As for Han Xiang, he is sometimes superstitious, which is understandable because his close relatives were killed and he became panicked. Not many people will read this particularly good book, but if more people read it, it will definitely get a high score! The story inside is really imaginative

It's quite interesting, the ghosts under feudal superstition are haunting people's hearts, various cases of pretending to be gods and ghosts, the atmosphere is well rendered, and the cases are composed of various supernatural scenes. But there is a drawback. Although the protagonist is a native, he is also a scholar. As a result, in the second case, the protagonist actually prefers to believe that something is happening rather than believing that it is not, and they perform superstitious rituals together. This lacks a sense of immersion, and I feel like I'm looking at a fool. It reminded me of the scene in "Detective Di Renjie" when the headless general first appeared. Li Yuanfang was so frightened that he didn't dare to move. I felt as speechless then as I do now.

Magistrate Zhu is still a good official, even though he has a good name! He can listen to Han Xiang, who is under suspicion, to analyze the case and have his own independent opinions. 👍👍👍

Listen to something good, recommended reading

The story is quite exciting, but it cannot be read as a mystery novel.

It's quite interesting. The cases always start with strange rumors of ghosts and ghosts, and then you can peel off the cocoons and catch the person who is behind the scenes.

It's okay, I can watch it

The first few chapters are quite fascinating.

Suspenseful, simple and not showy, nice to watch

Good, good, good