Lin Mo, a senior student in the History Department of Normal University, had not finished writing his graduation thesis when he was first dragged into "Di Renjie: The Tongtian Empire" by something called the "Film and Television Time Travel System".
When he woke up, he became a judge in Dali Temple. His immediate boss was the albino young minister Pei Donglai, and next door was imprisoned by Di Renjie, who was about to make a comeback. The corpse-burning case, the scarlet-flame golden turtle, the shocking mechanism in the Tongtian Pagoda... He couldn't spoil it, so he could only dig out the truth step by step using the history of the Sui and Tang Dynasties he had learned in four years and his half-baked criminal investigation thinking.
The task was completed and the reward arrived - on-site inspection, Tang law review, trace inspection, and a folding fan handwritten by Di Renjie.
But this is just the beginning. In "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an", you learn the art of writing letters, in "The Legend of the Demon Cat" you learn Sanskrit calligraphy, in "Detective Di Renjie" you learn reasoning and interrogation, in "The Long Song of Zhenguan" you learn the art of war and riding and archery, in "The Assassin Nie Yinniang" you learn stealth medical skills...
Every time you travel through a Sui and Tang Dynasty film and television, you will unlock a real skill. Back to reality, I have papers at my fingertips, assisted the police in cold cases, won prizes in calligraphy competitions, and am proficient in equestrian archery.
Others read history as an endorsement, but Lin Mo reads history as a personal experience.
