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What do you think of the phrase "Yuan Fang"? Reminds countless people of their childhood memories! Who knows, the moment I opened this book, I immediately dreamed back to the days when I watched "Detective Di Renjie" in front of the TV. The author has perfectly restored the essence of the original work, including the turbulence of Wu Zhou Chaotang, the god-level reasoning of Judge Dee, the two-way rush between Li Yuanfang and Judge Dee, and Zeng Tai's growth line from ignorant disciple to right-hand assistant. The writing is vivid and exciting, the rhythm is super refreshing, one case after another, and there is no point in the whole process. Judge Dee's reasoning is too over the top, the interaction between the three Situ brothers is warm and burning, and the detective is confused and blinded.
Seeing the tacit cooperation between Di Gong and Li Yuanfang, I immediately dreamed back to my days of watching dramas! The friendship between master, apprentice, and colleague is so amazing. This familiar recipe, familiar taste, Duke Dee's calmness, Yuan Fang's commitment to force, and Zeng Tai's loyal assistance, the interaction between the threesome is so exciting!
Beware of villains at every turn
I like it very much
OK. I don't know about street lighting. There were road lights on the streets at that time? Oil, gas or electricity?
The plot is full of twists and turns, suspenseful, ups and downs, and fascinating.