
The Fearsome Constable
捕快凶猛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
568Chapters
20.1kRecommendations
31.9kFans
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Reader comments 36
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Everyone says that investigating a few cases doesn't change the world much, but it's unreasonable to expect someone whose job is to investigate to change the world. Feudal dynasties existed for so long, which must have been a choice made by society.
Let's talk about the character of the constable. First of all, the profession of constable is similar to that of a modern police officer. This is the protagonist's obsession. Some people suggest that he could take the imperial examination and work for the Ministry of Justice or the Court of Judicial Review, but well, he can't pass the exam.
After watching it, I felt so powerless. Seeing Qin Wubing was like seeing Song Ci. Is it possible to clear the world by investigating a few cases and beheading a few people? Those who wish to save the world rely on power derived from the very source of chaos. How well written, how ironic! All their efforts will be in vain; they were destined to fail from the very beginning.
This book is already finished, and some things are pointless to discuss further. However, I hope the author will consider the human heart and resources in future works. To win the emperor's favor, one must first win his favor. Unnecessary actions, like using a temporary, forceful critique of current affairs, will only lead to a future of social disorder and chaos. I earnestly hope the author will reflect deeply on this.
I read "The Murder Investigation Notes" using a voucher, and it's a rare gem. Not satisfied after finishing it, I immediately added all of the author's other books to my collection to read at my leisure. Now that I've finished "Chasing the Murderer" and "Angels Become Human," I feel the author's writing is getting better and better. Keep it up!
I usually read quietly, keeping good books for later and abandoning bad ones, and I rarely post. But after seeing the author's comment in chapter 21 about the lack of male readers, I, a long-time fan of male-oriented fiction, feel I absolutely have to give the author a boost.
I've accumulated dozens of chapters that I haven't read lately. This morning, I boiled some eggs, and then I forgot about them at the end. The water boiled dry, and the pot burned completely. If you release a few more chapters, I won't know what will happen next. So, author, do you know what I'm trying to say?
It's illogical that this author isn't popular; are there really that few mystery fans on Qidian?
Red Dust Inn
Qin Wubing has just opened an inn; everyone is welcome to come and chat over tea. Case 1: A nation was facing imminent destruction; its walls were about to fall, and the soldiers fought day and night. As the emperor inspected the city walls, a soldier said... "I dreamt last night that Your Majesty was here. If you removed your helmet, it would be struck by an enemy arrow.
It's getting more and more exciting! The intrigue and deduction intertwine. 😍 Every step is carefully planned; there's always a way to turn danger into safety. Qin Wubing, a master of strategic planning. I'm starting to ponder the first case, guessing it's some kind of foreshadowing.