I Solve Cases Live in the Tang Dynasty
我在唐朝直播破案
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- Completed
- Length
- 671k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Longtao Building
You can apply for a minor role on this floor; just post your name!
You're a damn Detective Conan with the Tang Dynasty name on your sleeve! But it's really good.
The cases themselves are quite good. It's just that the connecting details between the cases feel a bit off. Up to this point, I still feel like the protagonist is homeless. Without a home, there's no foundation; he's constantly drifting. Even with his official position, the author hasn't explained its function, responsibilities, number of subordinates, or the case-handling procedures.
I've only read a few crime novels, and your name initially seemed like something out of a typical, formulaic book, but after reading this, I think it's pretty good. Keep it up!
The protagonist's brother, Xu Xin, insisted on taking him on a pleasure boat trip when the protagonist's superior assigned him official business to handle immediately! He even said he'd do it tomorrow! I mean, even in ancient times there was an eight-hour workday. Could you just ignore everything after get off work?
The reason I wanted to write a long review is because I saw Gao Hua say she and the male protagonist had secretly pledged their lives to each other—I don't know if this was foreshadowing for her having multiple wives and concubines or what. It just felt rather far-fetched. Another point of contention is probably due to the different positions and perspectives of male and female readers!
It's called a live stream, but it's really more like having several powerful figures' souls inside it. Overall, it's pretty good and worth reading. This book feels like a classic, but it's almost lacking something.
Keep up the good work, author! Why is it categorized as history when detective stories are the main plot?
It's said that the Li family of the Tang Dynasty had bad genes and bad character. Li Yuan rebelled against Yang Guang and took Yang Guang's concubine. Li Yuan and Yang Jian were sworn brothers. Li Shimin killed his brother, imprisoned his father, and married his sister-in-law. Li Zhi married his father's concubine and cuckolded his father.
With such a powerful system, why bother with live streaming? Just have someone teach you step-by-step how to achieve the four modernizations.