[Ancient style suspense + solving crimes + micro rivers and lakes + micro intrigues + no CP + the general's legitimate daughter kept killing corpses and relied on psychic beasts to kill her crazy?
"Miss, did you hit a corpse again?"
Suddenly a puppet head flew out of the puppet stage. The nobles were curious and picked it up, but found that it was a real human head.
Who is so bold as to dare to kill people in the Zhenguo General's Mansion? After killing the person, he sewed the noble's head on the puppet. What's the secret behind this? What kind of conspiracy is there?
A case of puppets and corpses was stirred up, and the general's palace in the country was no longer peaceful. Conspiracies and frame-ups followed one after another. The assassination of the general's legitimate daughter unexpectedly caused the beasts in the capital to be restless!
It turns out that the general's legitimate daughter is not only haunted by corpses but can also communicate with animals?
General Shi, who was guarding the border, suddenly disappeared and his whereabouts were unknown. After receiving the bad news, Shi Yun went to the Minister of War to seek confirmation, but was assassinated!
When conspiracies and conspiracies encounter bizarre cases, Shi Yun decides to go to the border to find her father and find out everything. Along the way, she keeps encountering corpses, solving cases, and making full use of the beast's ability to punish the murderer.
So how many bizarre cases are there along the way? Is she punishing the murderer?
Reader comments
I thought someone would read this book, but I didn't expect anyone to comment on it. The subject matter is indeed very novel, but there are a few points in the front that are a bit verbose, but it's not a big problem. I forgot whether the introduction said no cp, but the article kept emphasizing several times that I don't want to get married. It should be no cp, or it's still new and I can't tell yet.
I thought someone would read this book, but I didn't expect anyone to comment on it. The subject matter is indeed very novel, but there are a few points in the front that are a bit verbose, but it's not a big problem. I forgot whether the introduction said no cp, but the article kept emphasizing several times that I don't want to get married. It should be no cp, or it's still new and I can't tell yet.