
My Days as a Constable at the Six Doors
我在六扇门当差的日子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 846k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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325Chapters
11.1kRecommendations
80.5kFans
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Giving someone advanced cultivation techniques while simultaneously imposing various restrictions prevents their use; it's like seeing something but not being able to touch it—it's better not to give it at all. (Highly poisonous)
Were those 24,000 followers faked? This post is way too malicious!
I really don't understand why a book written like this would appear on the homepage recommendation.
The later parts were disgusting; the main character turned into an idiot, saying things like, "If you promise someone, you have to keep it," regardless of right or wrong, or even your own safety.
Author, as a constable, you should focus on solving cases. Isn't internal strength more important? All you do is spout fancy stuff. How is your work any different from those flashy and cheap martial arts novels out there? Young authors these days really lack literary ethics. Subscriptions were already going up, and people wanted to read intellectual battles instead of the same old physical fights.
Didn't you realize how melodramatic your latest chapter was when you wrote it? Everyone says Su Fan is a Grandmaster, and that a Level 2 cultivator can fight a Level 7 cultivator and kill someone of a higher level. How could a high-level Innate cultivator dare to attack Su Fan first when he knew he was Su Fan? That's incredibly stupid. My friend, is the guy's father the Emperor?
The protagonist is a bit of a womanizer, unable to resist showing off in front of beautiful women, like a peacock displaying its feathers. The writing is somewhat weak, and the plot is sometimes stiffly drawn. His unrestrained personality, even within the officialdom, is a minor flaw.
After reading a few chapters, based on my understanding, it's definitely poisonous. The righteous path can casually kill off imperial court officials—it's like there are naturally born geniuses everywhere.
I didn't want to watch anymore after sleeping with Jiang Yuyan. I thought it was just a one-time revenge, but now she wants to take me out to have fun. Goodbye.
This fanfiction completely lacks character introductions; the characters appear out of nowhere, and if you haven't read the original work, you wouldn't know who's who. The relationships between the characters are also a complete mess. This novel is just something the author wrote for their own enjoyment, not for anyone else to read.