Red Mansion Detective

The pace of recent updates has been really slow. Although I feel like I'm not a good eunuch, there are always bad signs...

It is estimated that everyone in the Rongguo Mansion would be killed by the protagonist before the emperor ransacked the house. What a pity. How great would it be if we could wear it in Water Margin? By killing all the 108 heroes in Liangshan, Song Huizong no longer has to worry about quelling the rebellion and recruiting peace, and the protagonist can rise to prominence smoothly. Wouldn't it be the best of both worlds? How about writing "The Detective of the Water Margin" as your next book? Or "Journey to the West" could also be used. The protagonist is an official bodyguard sent by Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty to protect Tang Sanzang. He does not need to become a monk. He escorts him all the way to obtain scriptures, and then involves all the monsters in murder cases along the way. In the end, they are all killed. Tang Sanzang obtains the scriptures safely, and the protagonist is promoted to a high official. I wonder if the protagonist can be a bit cool in what he does? The affectionate director of the Provincial Public Security Department is busy solving various murder cases at the homes of relatives, friends and colleagues every day? Are all his men dead?

The cases written by the author read more and more like "The Punisher of the Song Dynasty"! The suffering and helplessness of the common people in feudal society, and the desperate resistance of the oppressed! The writing is pretty good. This world has never been truly fair, but human beings still have to move towards a gradually fairer road!

It's all booked. How big is the book club? Can I ask for a sequel?

Writing well means writing well! ! !

Writing well means writing well! ! !

Writing well means writing well! ! !

Writing well means writing well! ! !

Writing well means writing well! ! !

Writing well means writing well! ! !

Writing well means writing well! ! !

Come on, author, this book is really good, and it suits my taste. I like both the crime-solving and the daily parts, but I like the daily parts even more 😏. I hope the author can write better and better, and be crowned a god.

Writing well means writing well! ! !

Author, please speed up the update.

Writing well means writing well! ! !

Writing well means writing well! ! !

Why don't you write in detail? It's just a quick brushstroke. It won't be an anticlimax😥

Writing well means writing well! ! !

I feel that this Taoist priest is here to trick the prince and the protagonist. The mastermind is probably the prince's cousin. The purpose is to encourage the prince to use the princess to win over the protagonist, and then expose the scandal. This will not only create a huge scandal for the prince, but also eradicate the power of the protagonist and the prince's family, and then slowly poison the prince with elixirs. In the end, Emperor Guangde had no choice but to adopt one of the prince's cousins ​​as his heir. I remember that after the death of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty, his cousin was chosen to succeed him. Of course, in the end it must be the protagonist who eats the sugar coating and hits the cannonball back.

I don't know if I didn't understand it or what. The protagonist's front body was poisoned and died, but the back body actually ignored the toxins in his body, and then started to jump around and arrest people? ? ?

Why do I feel that it was Shen Lian from the former Beizhen Fusi who fucked Xue Da's head? He had thoughts about Yun'er who Xue Pan was attracted to. Xue Datou couldn't stand the way he treated women like clothes.

This book is very beautiful! Why are there so few fans. Is there something wrong with my taste? Or am I already old? 😅

The author described the appearance of You Sanjie in more than five paragraphs, which amazed the audience. You's words are just a passerby's words, and Sister You's words are just a few words. When Sanjie You seems to be a little interested in the protagonist and feels like she will slowly discover her role as the heroine, then Sanjie You falls in love with Liu Xianglian at first sight, and the protagonist takes the second sister You as his concubine. How did you see it? Do you really feel nothing? I don't understand the brain circuits of the author and readers! There is nothing to say that Lin Daiyu likes Jia Baoyu. Although she surprised the protagonist at first, Lin Jia's CP has existed since ancient times, and they do love each other. There is nothing to say that Xue Baochai values ​​Jia Baoyu more. She is more rational. The protagonist is a spare tire, so he can endure it. Yuanyang thinks that the protagonist is vulgar and likes Baoyu, so there is nothing to say. Xue Datou's daughter-in-law couldn't close her legs when she saw Baoyu, and couldn't close her mouth when she saw Liu Xianglian. She didn't say thank you for being saved by the protagonist. It's okay. No one is handsome in the first place, so she can bear it. Qingwen feels that giving herself to the protagonist is pushing her into a pit of fire. This is not the real protagonist, and it is nothing. She can tolerate it. Oiran, Xiaohong, Ying'er, three virgins fell in love with the protagonist, but the protagonist felt that they were too powerful, so the author gave them to Xue Da, Jia Lian, and the eldest brother. It was nothing. It was really nothing to give away girls. After reading more than 300 chapters, the women in the protagonists, except for Ruan Rong, who is a clean and pure original, Xiangling and Ping'er are other people's concubines, Li Wan is a widow, Jia Yingchun is the sister-in-law, Youshi is a wife, Suyun and Xiuju are secondary characters, and I can bear to read it. After all, this is one of the few stallion novels left. But describing Sister You as so much like a heroine, and then falling in love with Liu Xianglian at first sight, how do I adjust myself? How did you read it? ? ? ?

I just want to say that I personally feel that the author chose this angle very well. The protagonist appears as a reckless man on a mission to another country, and some of his actions seem to have reasonable explanations. After reading the author's book, I read Red Mansions at the starting point. After searching, I found that neither Drunken Confusion nor Struggle is as good as the author's book. Taking Jia Huan as the starting point, do the current online article authors really have such deep knowledge and writing style to describe all aspects of Jia's family and daily speaking habits? This is unlikely, so this detective book The author of the book chose to use the brother of Zhongshan Wolf in the original Dream of Red Mansions as the entry point, supplemented by the plot of Jia's family. The plot of the Dream of Red Mansions that we are familiar with is less described, so everything seems to be very real, and the protagonist's character is better grasped than the two previously mentioned books. The characters written in the previous two books are not rigorous at all. Comparing them one by one with the original Dream of Red Mansions, You will find that the author has created this book very well. In addition, when it comes to the issue of recruiting girls, the characters in the original work are also very good. There are no outstanding characters in the original work who were forcibly reduced by the author. The characters we love in the original Dream of Red Mansions all have their own personality characteristics. If they change, they will not be the ones we are familiar with, but There are also some women who are a bit seqing by the author, but that's how online books are, and they don't like to be mistaken for others (after reading Drunk Fan and Struggle recommended by book friends, I feel that this book is much better than the two books recommended by book friends. The first two books were unreadable, and the description of the character details was not good enough, so I still came back to read this book by the author)

I heard that this book gave Daiyu away, is it true?

I have traveled through time, and I still feel that there are absolutely no strange powers and chaotic gods in this world. The protagonist's IQ reflects the author's IQ from the side, and the protagonist's three views are basically the author's three views. It's because of the pornographic articles that people read them.

Read it in one go and say a few words. This book stands out among a group of Red Mansion fans. Comparing it with the two recent popular books, we can see some similar settings. However, the protagonist's escape from the Jia family is a very good background. Firstly, it is convenient to play, and secondly, there is no obstacle of blood ethics. . . . . . Ahem, that's wonderful. There is nothing wrong with the writing style. It can be seen that the author has put great care into it. From time to time, there will be one or two lines of dialogue that make people feel that they are very original. This is better than Huan Sanye's book. What I personally feel is a bit regretful is mainly the beginning, where the wealthy lady + a woman disguised as a man + love at first sight + run away from marriage and elope, huh. . . This plot is a bit poisonous. In addition, in terms of the case, the murderer's autopsy could be simplified. Some villains should be allowed to finish their work neatly and neatly. Overall, this is an imaginary historical novel that surprised me recently. Extra points for the sentiment of Dream of Red Mansions, and extra points for the author's image description as if he had just landed from the silicon system.

Lin Daiyu uproots a weeping willow Daiyu buries flowers

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I can't stand it anymore. A people's policeman went back in time and turned into a big pervert, and his IQ dropped when he met a woman. To be romantic but not vulgar is to be high-class and not offensive. Taking the detective as the entry point is a good setting, but a good detective "Red Mansion" is turned into a pornographic novel. If you like harems, you can watch it. If you don't like it, give up early.