[Must-read in book shortage] Stay up late to catch up! Historical suspense + Tang Dynasty detective story + Wu Zhou's conspiracy + little guy's counterattack! This "ancient auditor" used an account book to overturn Wu Zetian's court in 72 hours! Too over the top! ! ! "Luoyang Three Days Book" - a masterpiece that made a ninth-grade official think that the life of the Wu Zhou Dynasty was hanging by a thread! 📖 The story begins with an account book gathering dust: Li Suan, a clerk in the Ministry of Accounts, an ordinary person who only knows how to dial an abacus, accidentally dug out an "Account of the King of Hell". On the surface, it looks like a gift list from Tan Jingbing, but underneath it lies the murder of a shipwreck, the bloody fingerprints of twenty-seven ministers, and a coup detonated at the Shangyuan Lantern Festival. Wu Zetian is waiting for the truth, Princess Taiping is setting up the chess game, and Lai Junchen's pursuit has arrived outside the door. And he only has 72 hours. Use an abacus to find out from the gaps in the numbers the mastermind who overthrew the dynasty. 🔥 Why does this book make me so excited all night long? ❶ The first new track of "account book solving"! It's not time travel, there's no golden finger, the protagonist relies on professional auditing to break the situation! In the crackling sound of the abacus, there is a murderous intention that is more deadly than the sword. The feeling of smelling blood from boring numbers is amazing! ❷ 72-Hour countdown, the rhythm is so tight that it's suffocating! The closer the Shangyuan Lantern Festival gets, the deeper the conspiracy becomes. Wu Zetian, Princess Taiping, and Lai Junchen are strangled by three forces. Every step is a gamble of life and death. Famous scenes are densely packed, and the visuals are overwhelming. Every chapter is like watching a suspense short drama! ❸ The little people resonate with each other! Li Shuan has no power, only his survival instinct and professional persistence. His fear, struggle, and desperate counterattack are just like every ordinary person who is facing pressure in reality. This narrative of "little people leveraging big history" really makes me cry! 📚 If you are tired of watching mindless time travel and the same old palace battles to cultivate immortality, read this "Luoyang Three Days Book"! The historical research is solid (the first year of Zhengsheng and Tan Jing Bing Jing all have their sources), the suspense is mind-burning online, and the rhythm is so exciting! 👉 The bookshelf has been added, no nonsense, just rush! [Love][love]
At the end of Zhuque Street in Chang'an City, a shop with a wooden sign reading "Jieyou Pavilion" always lights up at midnight [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]
The socialist suspense reasoning is polished word for word. The author has worked in a grassroots police station for more than ten years. He will discuss life growth with you based on his personal thoughts. The foreshadowing is already laid in the title and cover of the book. Can you tell who the cross and the face on the cover are?
Personally, I think this author's writing style is relatively old. It's not a novice. The case is also written very seriously and delicately, without being perfunctory. The key is the character, which is very touching. There is no golden finger or attachment. It depends entirely on one's own ruthlessness and calmness.
The author's writing is online, and the plot is exciting [Like] [Sending Hearts] The writer's studio is crowded with visitors with secrets, silver birdcages, yellowed diaries, people who repeat the same day... These scattered stories revolve around the old house, mint candies and mysterious people. The setting is so novel, each visitor's story is like a puzzle, and when put together, it becomes the truth that one dares not tell. The logic of the plot is online, and the further you go, the more you want to know the answer to the mystery, which makes you want to read more.
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A must-read for suspense, Tomato Hidden is a good story, the male protagonist and his business partner are online, and surprises and reversals come one after another.
On a rainstorm night in Suzhou in 1994, the "Green Qi" from the Ming Dynasty in Duanhui Tower disappeared and became a mystery; now in the cafe, a mysterious express delivery with newspaper clippings + tickets for the "Green Qi" concert from the Tang Dynasty is raided! On one side, there is an unsolved case, and on the other side, the legendary Guqin appears. Lin Wu and Shengdong may not be able to escape this situation.
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