No Unsolved Cases in the Three Realms

A magical combination of fairy tales and detectives. The author's writing slowly unfolds for us the wonderful life of the protagonist Thirteenth Lang. The language is lively and humorous, giving people an immersive feeling, and the dialogues are interesting. The masterpiece is worth recommending [currently in development] [like]

[Like] "Three Realms Uncovered" uses a soul-locking chain to bind "Detective Conan" and "Journey to the West", using conspiracy as a knife to cut through the corrupt core of the immortal system. When the God of Thunder and the Mother of Lightning argued for "justifiable defense" in court, when King Yama released the evil spirit in court due to insufficient evidence - Gu Yue Tianlong told us: What is more terrifying than monsters are rigid rules, and what is more difficult to shake than the way of heaven is the prejudice of people's hearts. [Love] "There is no case in the three realms, and the immortals disturb it." [Admiration] This heavenly version of "Law and Order" is worth a sip of the black humorous coffee brewed with Wangchuan water for all readers who are tired of watching "Cultivation of Immortality". The novel is so well written [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

From the perspective of Yang Shisanlang, a junior official in heaven, the undercurrents behind the seemingly peaceful world of the fairy world are revealed. The author cleverly combines fairy tales with detective work, which combines the excitement of flying sword fighting with the suspense of peeling off cocoons. The supporting characters such as Qibacha and Baimei Yuanzun are lively and interesting, and the setting of the fairy cells is full of aura. The writing is humorous without losing depth, the foreshadowing is subtle, and the reversal of the case is exciting. The only regret is that the rhythm jumps a bit and some branches could be polished. Overall, this is a masterpiece of fairy tales that breaks away from routines and is full of fireworks. It is worth reading.

The structure is rigorous, the story and interest are combined into one, the heaven shines into reality, immortals are just like the mortal world, intrigues, fame and fortune. This sentence is not a simple statement of a phenomenon, but contains a profound insight into human nature, a satire on the gap between ideals and reality, and a philosophical reflection on the concept of "extraordinary" itself. It reminds us that true "detachment" may not lie in external identity or ability, but in the deep understanding and control of desires. This may be a realm worth pursuing for mortals than the "immortals" in some stories. A very beautiful fantasy novel with a novel concept. I recommend it to everyone.

The most wonderful thing about "No Case in the Three Realms" is that it combines the mistiness of the "Xianxia" and the solidity of the "detective" into a rope, making each case a fulcrum that leverages the order of the Three Realms. It breaks away from the old path of "cultivating immortals, fighting monsters and solving crimes at the same time", and instead makes the detective a sharp blade that tears apart the fig leaf of the fairy world: the prevarication and wrangling of the grassroots fairy officials in the temple fair case hides the serious problems in the governance of the three realms; the ancient secrets in the Ruoshuihe case reveal the injustice under the rules of heaven. These cases are like prisms, illuminating the corruption and rigidity of the Immortal Class. The protagonist team relies on logic to dismantle spell puzzles and uses courage to fight against hierarchical oppression. There is no golden finger to clear the way, but it is more empathetic than Long Aotian's counterattack. The author's writing style is also "ghostly", using "monitoring failure in the fairy world" to poke fun at bureaucracy, and using "white hair sinking in the river" to metaphor the reincarnation of history. The humor is wrapped in weight, and reading it feels like reading "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" hidden in "The Romance of the Gods". From individual cases to grand narratives that subvert the law of heaven, the progressive ambitions are hidden between the lines. No wonder people can't help but stay up late to catch up on updates - after all, who doesn't want to see how these "three realms censors" use the key of detective work to open up a new order?

The author uses clever and humorous writing to turn heaven into a strange world full of fun. There is no solemnity in the stereotype here, instead it is full of laughter, curses, and liveliness. The author describes the architecture of the heaven and the daily life of the immortal officials in detail. From the bustling heaven market to the immortal palace hall, from the trivial daily life of the immortal officials to their social gossip, they are all described vividly and vividly, just like the fireworks in the human world. Every adventure of the male protagonist Yang Shisanlang is accompanied by hilarious plots and twists. His interactions with various gods and spirits are full of ingenuity, the characters are vivid, and the dialogues are full of fun. The readers feel as if they are in this bizarre and joyful heavenly world, immersed in it, and unable to stop.

It's an exciting read, full of fantasy, and it pulls you into the world of immortals and demons at once. The characters all have their own personalities, like Yang Shisan, who has a very distinct temper and behavior. There are various mysterious organizations, bizarre things, and fights with immortals. It is particularly eye-catching. Amway for fantasy fans

As soon as I opened "Three Realms Uncase", I was deeply attracted by the Three Realms world constructed by the author Gu Yue Tianlong. Tianshu Yuan, as the defender of the order of the three realms, is mysterious and majestic. The leader of the Qing case, Xu Wannian, has established himself as a great god at the beginning. He enforces the law like a mountain and solves the case flawlessly. I am full of expectations for the subsequent story. With the appearance of the thirteenth son of the Yang family, a series of strange cases were revealed layer by layer, from the strange hauntings in the Luoshan Tea Garden to the shocking secrets hidden in the Seven Star Gambling House. Each case was full of suspense, and I couldn't stop watching it. The characterization is equally impressive. The protagonists have distinct personalities. The thirteenth son of the Yang family is passionate about justice, never flinches in the face of evil, and his growth path is exciting. Xu Wannian is calm and wise, like a needle in the sea, always able to guide the direction at critical moments. The supporting characters are not just simple tools. They each carry their own secrets and desires, and perform their own joys and sorrows on the stage of the Three Realms, adding rich layers to the story. Good story, highly recommended. Looking forward to the following chapters.

The innovation of "Three Realms Uncensored" lies in the perfect integration of "Xianxia Machiavellian Strategy" and "Unit Investigation". Different from the routine of similar works that "focus on cultivating immortals and embellishment on solving crimes", it makes detective work the main axis of promoting changes in the three realms. Each case is a slice of corruption in the Immortal Class: the temple fair case reveals the malfeasance of grassroots immortal officials, the Ruoshuihe case points to ancient secrets, and is ultimately connected into a grand narrative that subverts the way of heaven. The author's writing style is both humorous and profound. For example, he used "The magic weapon of surveillance in the fairy world failed" to complain about bureaucracy, and he used "white hair sinking in the river" to metaphor the reincarnation of history. The protagonist group is not Long Aotian, but relies on logic and courage to break the situation, and has a strong sense of substitution. In the comment section of Tomato Novel. Com, cries of "staying up late to catch up on updates" and "begging for a second volume" are common, which shows its charm. If you like the reasoning of "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" + the pattern of "The Romance of the Gods", this is a must-buy! Love it, love it! I thought it was a light-hearted detective story, but later in the book I discovered that the author had a deeper ambition. On the surface, the protagonist is solving strange cases in the Three Realms, but in fact, each case reflects the corruption of the immortal class and the injustice of heaven. When the protagonist questioned the rules of heaven and even tried to rewrite the way of heaven, I was shocked to realize that this was not only a detective story, but also a profound inquiry into "justice" and "order". For example, in a certain case, the victim was ignored by the immortal officials because of his low status, but the protagonist insisted on pursuing the truth. This compassion for the weak and the challenge to authority made the novel break out of the traditional fairy tale framework. The author wraps up realistic issues in a fantasy shell. After reading it, you are full of energy and can't help but think about it again and again.

"Three Realms Uncensored" is a fascinating fantasy fairy novel. The author Gu Yue Tianlong used his unique imagination and profound literary skills to build a world full of mystery and fantasy. The novel is set in the "World of Uncensored Cases" and tells the story of the immortal class's endless absurdities and the thirteenth son of the Yang family who solved a thousand-year-old unsolved case in Tianjiyuan. The plot has ups and downs, is full of suspense, and makes people want to stop. The author skillfully combines fantasy, fairy tale, suspense and other elements in the book, making the story both mysterious and exciting. The protagonist, Thirteenth Lang of the Yang family, has a distinct image, and his wisdom and courage are vividly displayed in solving cases, which is impressive. At the same time, the book's delicate description of the characters' psychology and sincere expression of emotions also make people feel the same.