My Martial Arts Journey Runs on Solving Cases
我的武道靠破案
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- Ongoing
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- 1.3M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- High-Martial World
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- 3y ago
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🙂Can we show off less? Seriously, be a parent official? You all know that he is the direct descendant of a big family, but why are you still asking for trouble? Taunting you? Then you are slapping each other in the face, please, this routine is ruined, and there are two beautiful girls around the county magistrate handling the case all day long? Let's change the name to Time Travel: The Romantic Little Magistrate. This title fits the book quite well.
Difficult to understand
Let's not talk about the confusing level setting. The author himself made a few confusions, so the previous reading is really a bit tiring, but this will be fine with a little correction The really big problem is the background setting: there are eighteen countries in the world, there are seven cultural families, and the country where the protagonist is located only has three of these seven cultural families, and the protagonist is the eldest son of one of these three families, the Su family. One-seventh of the world's scholars regard the Su family as their disciple. This The background setting is so awesome In the beginning, there is a small county magistrate with no background, and he can only be manipulated when he is asked to do the census. He actually dares to mock him in front of everyone in front of everyone, and this person does not know the background of the protagonist... Then later, the boss's son died, and the boss can actually tell him that if the real murderer cannot be found within three days, he can get out... Even an individual can step on him, right? ? ? ? ? It would be fine to say that the Su family's population has withered and only the protagonist is left to support the table. The problem is that when he argued with the boss's son, didn't he say a lot that his cousins were either the number one scholar or the top scholar? He was the eldest son of a huge and prosperous family. Why would anyone dare to cause trouble for him? It would be better not to set up this background. It's too outrageous. The more I watch, the more I feel that there is something wrong with the IQ of the supporting characters. I have no idea how these supporting characters can survive in the officialdom for so long with their IQs?
It can only be said that in the face of the villainous magistrate, everyone under him was fawning and helping him do evil. Facing the protagonist, the county magistrate, everyone is upright and not afraid of power.
I think this kind of article needs to be written by Zhang San. The rest of the writing is probably to be witty except for the main character.
The background at the beginning made me laugh to death. Anyone can pretend to be cool and slap the protagonist in the face. With such a deep background, why do they all have low IQs to deliver food? Also, you are the county magistrate, and you don't bring a few people with you every time. There is no one in the yamen. How can you survive two episodes if you like to show off so much?
What's going on? He said at the beginning that his family is the top power, but in the end, any villain who is a pig's trotter looks down on him. Everywhere he goes, people ridicule him, haha
It's a bit off, the forced pretense was awkward, but the part about solving the case was okay.
I'm speechless. I can't stand seeing the protagonist having a relationship with that female advocate. It disgusts me to death. Also, the protagonist's identity is not protected by a strong person. Are you kidding me? As a protagonist, at least he needs to be innate, okay? After reading more than 30 chapters, I really can't stand it. The conflicts in the setting issues are so great that the protagonist's brains can be used as a highlight.
Is Su Qing the male protagonist? Why do you choose such a girly name?
The villain has a background, and so does the protagonist. When the villain is a county magistrate, everyone flatters him because of his background. When the protagonist becomes a county magistrate, no matter how big his background is, everyone comes to provoke him as if he has no brains. Not to mention anything else, no matter how you don't use the background of the protagonist, how dare you provoke him as a human being? It's outrageous that any minor character dares to criticize the protagonist in this first chapter.