Detective Gu Jianzhong traveled through the Tang Dynasty and ended up on death row! With the help of modern trace examination, forensic medicine and on-site reconstruction technology, he saved himself from being knifed, which even shocked Di Renjie. From then on, the detective had a monster who used science to solve crimes. The bones opened their mouths, the blood stains pointed out the murder, and the fingerprints identified the real murderer - he used criminal investigation methods from a thousand years later to sweep away the mysterious cases of the Tang Dynasty. The situation in Wuzhou is surging, and there is a shocking conspiracy behind every murder case. Let's see how modern criminal police assist Di Renjie, using logic as an edge to cut through the fog and create an alternative detective legend.
Reader comments
The author's writing is good. One case after another was solved.
You can put some daily life in between, otherwise every chapter would be solving a case, it would be too compact. (Although I know it's AI, I think it's still pretty good-looking)
Very good, reminds me of Bao Zheng's "Di Renjie". Gongsun Ce's "Protagonist Gu Jianzhong" Zhan Zhao's "Li Yuanfang"
Aren't the first twenty or so chapters well written? Why did we use AI later?
The author's writing is good. One case after another was solved.
You can put some daily life in between, otherwise every chapter would be solving a case, it would be too compact. (Although I know it's AI, I think it's still pretty good-looking)
Very good, reminds me of Bao Zheng's "Di Renjie". Gongsun Ce's "Protagonist Gu Jianzhong" Zhan Zhao's "Li Yuanfang"
Aren't the first twenty or so chapters well written? Why did we use AI later?