Bat King, Fortune Teller, Night Wing, Zhu Guan, Red Bird, Falcon Girl, Black Jade Bird—these strange names belong to the bankers of the famous Bat Villa. No one in the world has ever seen the towering buildings of Bat Villa, and almost no one knows the real names of the bankers, but most people believe that no evil deeds can escape the punishment of Bat Villa.
This book is about an alliance of detectives who punished rape and eliminated evil in the scrolls of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.
It's a pity that when the story begins, the ten-year-old boy Dugu Xun, the son of the Bat King who has never met his father, and the self-proclaimed next owner of the Bat Villa, comes to Chang'an City with great ambitions.
(Crossed out) Then the story turned into a bloody ethics drama about a young boy growing up and reuniting his family. (Cross out)
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For those of you who are not familiar with the DCU, please treat this as an original martial arts detective drama, and absolutely no knowledge of the original work is required.
For those who are familiar with the DCU, the author Wu Jie is a post-crisit from the Golden Age and a mix of characters from the New52, ensuring constant surprises (keng) and joy (die). As for the various three-dimensional historical figures who will appear in the future, look at the New 52, including Obama.
Friends, welcome to Earth 95!