Those Years I Solved Cases at the Zhenfusi
我在镇抚司探案那些年
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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My Collection
These are books I personally like and think are good enough to recommend to fellow readers.
A Daily Must-Read for Single Folks
The protagonists all have their heads on straight, and the plots make sense. These are easy and enjoyable to read, with both male- and female-oriented novels~~ I'm seriously running out of things to read lately. Anyone have a genuinely good book to recommend, one worth saving to my library?!
Saving My Spot
Don't follow me. These are the books I had to save elsewhere because my shelf was full
The Divine Farmer's Herbal Classic: Weeds
These are just okay, neither good nor bad. I read partway through most of them, but for one reason or another, never finished.
Books to Let Pile Up
Letting them pile up before devouring them
Detective, Mystery, and Modern Police Fiction from Around the World
This list focuses on detective novels from around the world. I've been reading for ten years, so you can count on the quality.
Books I’d Want to Keep Following
Over the years, there have been books I might read from beginning to end, or scenes, or moments, or characters, or ideas, or even the mood I was in while reading, that always come back to mind.
My Picks: Great Books for Everyone to Enjoy
This list is a mixed bag, with a bit of everything. Check it out and you'll see how good the books I read are 😊. If you like them, give me a follow. It's a little disheartening when no one follows. I'll post reviews and recommendations from time to time.
💕Bai Qi's Wife's Main Reading List💕
☞ Comments and recommendations are welcome! Female-oriented historical romance, female-oriented modern romance, male-oriented urban fiction, paranormal, and xianxia books will go into their respective lists. For now, I only accept recommendations in these categories, plus friendship-themed books. 🌷Love books? Love reading? Take a look! There's a huge variety here, so there's bound to be something for you! 🌷Self-recommendations and suggestions are welcome. Please follow the list too~ 🌷Except for
🍁 Mainly Recommending Novels Without Female Leads 🍁
[List being reorganized. Most books lean toward the eerie.] 🍀 Mainly recommending no-romance stories of all kinds 🍀 🌹🌹Like🌹Save🌹Follow🌹Send flowers🌹🌹 Recommended authors: Xin Feng, Feng Qiyue, The Diving Wushi, Chen Ci Landiao, Wuji Shuchong, Mai Pan de Huli, Xu Ming, Aobiye, Tuifei Long, Chunjie de Xiaolong, Bayue Feiying, Wenchao Gong, Guan Qi 👉 Recommended works Urban: I Hid It from the Whole World Xianxia: Gu Zhen Ren
My Bookshelf
They're all books I've enjoyed.
🍀 Immortal Grass Bookshop 🍀
Sci-fi, fantasy, xianxia, high-martial-arts, mystery, supernatural, horror, apocalypse, gaming, beast taming, System, historical romance, quick transmigration, Cthulhu
Memorable Highlights and Believable Characters
Worth a look
Books I've Read
Books I've read and liked
Just Browsing
A bit of everything
Lazy Reader's Book List
There are so few well-written novels these days, and they're so hard to find. Lately, I've lowered my standards when reading. Even books with a few annoying flaws are readable now. The novels I've been recommending recently have honestly been toxic, each one more painfully awkward than the last, and the same old cliches just keep coming. These days, I can only pick the best of a bad lot and make do.
The Shennong Poison Test
All kinds of promising newcomers with the potential to become great authors.
Classics I Hold Dear
After years of reading, these are the books I consider truly substantial and genuinely well-crafted.
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One of the strengths of the author's books is that the protagonist's boasting is always top-notch.
It's definitely a fast-paced, enjoyable read. And the balance is excellent, hitting all the right notes, making it enjoyable without being awkward. The use of disjointed chapters is particularly skillful, much like a seasoned storyteller, with each chapter intricately linked, keeping the reader hooked. The story unfolds in a gentle and predictable manner.
Are there any decent books among these ten-day free offers? I'm so disgusted, it's like finding gold in shit.
Unannounced release of a new book is like wearing fine clothes in the dark.
Longtime fans say they still prefer the one with the highest probability of being a millionaire.
Is this book worth reading? Has anyone from Shennong (a legendary Chinese figure) given its review?
I can tolerate copying poems, but you're copying books too? Dream of the Red Chamber? Are you kidding me? I'm dropping this.
It's a bit confusing. Every time the protagonist solves a case, he gets chased by a skilled enemy, and he never seems to learn his lesson or know how to protect himself. It's getting boring with this same formula. Also, are all the people in the court incompetent? There's clearly something wrong inside, yet they don't investigate. Does the protagonist's absence mean everyone else is stupid?
I just feel like besides Qi Ping, there's no one else in Daliang! Whether it's solving cases or fighting battles, it's always Qi Ping who steps up! Before Qi Ping came to Kyoto, didn't anything major happen in Kyoto? Was there no one to solve the problems? The protagonist is a chosen one, but the others aren't all useless either! The protagonist's strength is being exaggerated! A country can't be strong just because of one person!
Everything was fine until the part about the entrapment and prison break. I just find it hard to accept. In other novels, the protagonist can use any means necessary, but this book is different. First, it's a novel whose main plot revolves around solving crimes; second, the protagonist is a law enforcement officer.