Shen Yan transmigrates into a combined martial arts world and becomes the youngest warrant-holding constable in the Black-Clad Bureau of the Divine Constabulary. He awakens the ability to observe martial arts and deduce their secrets.
As long as he has seen a move, a corpse mark, or a fragment of a manual, he can break down the martial art and deduce its flaws.
From the start, six families in Jiangnan are wiped out, and all the evidence points to the Yi Hua Palace.
The veteran constable declares, “The killer must be from Yi Hua Palace. They used the technique known as Shifting Flowers and Catching Jade.”
Shen Yan glances at the bodies and says:
“The force is too harsh, the internal energy too muddled, and the wrist has the strength of a swordsman as the palm strikes.”
“These palm marks were forged.”
From then on, the martial world gains a Black-Clad Constable who shows no mercy.
A prestigious sect gets in his way? He crushes them with evidence.
A martial arts expert makes a move? He sees through it at a glance.
A powerful courtier schemes? He flips the table.
Every martial art in the world leaves traces.
And Shen Yan specializes in exposing them.
It's cloudy and foggy, and I don't know what to say. When you get beaten, don't look at your head, look at your feet first. Does it look like the author's way of writing 🙂
The author likes to write mysteries so much, and the writing is okay, but the short plot is too long, which can easily make readers lose patience. Not very attractive.