The Tang Dynasty Detective

This is the worst book club I've ever seen

Does the author only intend to write about reasoning and solving cases? Will you write anything else?

I don't know if the author is interested in writing for fun or for some other purpose. The writing is very good and has a sense of the times. But there was some delay. Tell me about the beginning of what I read: less preaching and less popular science. Even if you can't help it, you can write it as an annotation at the back. So much science popularization makes the pace a bit slow and a bit messy. You can learn a lot of science about an inn for a long time and you are still good at it. After explaining the background in the early stage, the hero quickly enters the story after he is almost established, or creates a character to catch the readers. The one that sells newspapers also starts with solving a case. In one or two chapters, the background characters are almost explained, and then it quickly enters the mysterious case. It also brings out a young man to compare with the protagonist, and a foodie who appears to be the young heroine. At the beginning, readers who like solving crimes and having a female protagonist are basically hooked. . . . . Of course, if the author has his own interests and hobbies, he is just writing for fun and doesn't care about grades or anything like that, just pretend I didn't say anything.

Isn't it difficult to spread the word if the protagonist's name is a rare character?

The author's writing is quite good, much better than other historical short stories.

The writing is very good! It has the charm of ancient times, haha, for modern people, it feels like I'm watching A Concubine 😄 but it's good that there aren't so many beauties! Worth watching if you like ancient crime solving!