The Great Song Dynasty Casebook
大宋清明录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 518k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
251Chapters
35.8kRecommendations
11.4kFans
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Based on the author's description of the protagonist, I simply cannot accept that he is a police officer with considerable expertise in psychology.
Extras Building!
Naming things is such a hassle! Let's create a thread and solicit names.
Wow, that's quite a big range for cordyceps!
Hmmmm, is it still about solving cases?
I clicked on this book because of the title, but all I really want to say is that the protagonist's path is destined to be incredibly difficult. Even Song Ci knelt down, can the protagonist possibly succeed?
After reading the first few chapters, the dialogue, especially the part about judging the ox, wouldn't have been appropriate in the Song Dynasty. If you want to continue writing, I personally suggest that you do your research and don't just write randomly.
After reading a few chapters, I felt that the beginning of this book was terrible.
Author, please stop giving the protagonist a time-travel background. Just write a simple chronicle of a native's life. It's not that we necessarily enjoy a protagonist dominating the battlefield and showing off their superiority, but why give a modern setting when you're clearly writing about natives? No wonder it flopped; the protagonist's character is so inexplicable. Goodbye! I'm not seeing you again!
It's awkward. The protagonist doesn't seem like a modern-day negotiation expert at all; he's more like a native of ancient times. They should have just removed the modern setting.
I just read the first chapter. A police academy graduate transmigrates into this world, carrying all his assets with him, only to be shoved into a sack by a thief. Even after subduing him, the thief fights back and steals all his money—it's so shameful! He doesn't even bother to read the rankings properly.