No CP, no romance. A wuxia mystery with five cases ready to read.
The beautiful young Mian Dong opened a snack shop in the eastern market of the capital. Three months ago, he had opened a clinic, but his cousin came and smashed it up.
Half a year ago, he opened a pharmacy, and his cousin smashed that up too.
The neighbors all said the cousin was crazed with greed for Mian Dong's entire fortune, and even wanted to sell him off to a brothel...
Only Mian Dong knew that the little bastard was forcing him to go and serve his new master.
Mian Dong thought that if the little brat came to smash up his snack shop again, he would kill him without a second thought~!!
That day, Mian Dong sold all three pots of porridge and naan.
The little brat came rushing over again with a pack of lackeys, but this time something was different: behind them followed the newly appointed Vice Minister of Justice, whose beauty was almost outrageously bewitching.
Mian Dong: "Fine, Vice Minister. I'll work as your coroner. Just leave me alone."
Vice Minister of Justice Zou Wuan: "We can talk about the coroner job later. First, you need to take care of my pestle..."
Smack. Mian Dong slapped him, expressionless, while toying with a dagger.
Zou Wuan flushed red. "I meant the iron pestle at the entrance! You melted it down, and I want to see what was hidden inside!"
The characters are original and not based on real people.
The Iron Pestle Case:
A body battered beyond recognition by an iron pestle in the Peach Garden. The garden's second son-in-law mysteriously fell into the water, and his body could not be found. A concubine was falsely accused of adultery. The second daughter never left the house, and the Third Master Kang was preparing for the provincial examinations.
In the quiet bustle of the porridge-and-naan shop, Doctor Mian Dong patiently untangles the clues and reveals the truth.
The second case:
A whirlwind dance leads to a pursuit through the martial world spanning a thousand miles, and Doctor Mian Dong of the porridge-and-naan shop blows his cover on the spot.
The Floating Lantern Case:
At the Northern Camp's Lantern Festival, an unidentified corpse is found burned to death atop a grand lantern belonging to the wealthy Gu family. No one has gone missing from the Gu residence. Behind the mystery lies a bond of astonishing depth.
And more.
No CP, no romance.
Synopsis dated September 3, 2021. A screenshot has been saved as proof.
The original cover features the male lead.
Upcoming story: I Beg the Princess to Send Me Off in a Political Marriage
After her father passes the imperial examination, the twelve-year-old Eldest Miss Ye and her younger brother leave their rural home for the capital. She is small and thin, but has a round face.
When Eldest Miss Ye first arrives in the capital, she becomes smitten with the Sixth Princess, who is sixteen, cool and stunning, and blessed with an enviable figure. She enters the imperial palace and tries every means to win the princess's heart.
Whenever there's something fun to do or delicious to eat, she always brings some for the Sixth Princess.
Once all this has become a habit...
At last, one day, Eldest Miss Ye gets her wish and squeezes into bed with the Sixth Princess, just as she is about to bury her face in the princess's most impressive feature.
...Then she suddenly realizes something is wrong.
After that,
Eldest Miss Ye stops going to the palace.
Eldest Miss Ye plans to move back to her hometown.
The cool, untouchable princess finally panics. But the only message her people bring back is this: Eldest Miss Ye says she's had enough.
Some things still have to be endured, even when you've had enough.
Her subordinate stammers out the rest: Eldest Miss Ye didn't just say she's had enough. She also begged you to send her off in a political marriage. Tubo, Nanyue, or the northern frontier would all do...
(One-on-one, both are each other's first, happy ending)
Theme: Upholding the people's livelihood and seeking truth for the dead.
I really like Zou Wuan and Wandong's non-ambiguous, tongue-in-cheek teasing, hahahahaha
I want to know when my wife plans to publish this article in v. It looks good and I like the rhythm of the narrative.
On the west side of the fortress, the humane road is Chibi, the Lang of the Zhou Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms. Wonderful!
It's very interesting. Kudos to the author?(??3`?)?
Finished it all at once, more updates to come
Our little Wandong is so coaxable
Lu Orion? I said before that I could identify the corpse. Is there something wrong? And why did it suddenly disappear? Qaq, it feels like there are still a hundred chapters left.
It's rare to find salted egg yolk made from eggs. It's usually made from duck eggs.
I just suddenly thought of the legend of Lu Xiaofeng. The author's martial arts writing must be very interesting.
It's quite good-looking, and the male lead is considered a favorite of the group.