The Imperial City Investigation Bureau

The book is good, but could the author have raised the IQ of the other characters a bit? For example, the Gu brothers, Gu Zuo and Gu You. It's not that they're brainless; they're clever enough to be considered intelligent. But I don't understand why, despite their apparent fear of Chen Zhong, they dare to target the protagonist for the sake of vying for favor.

If all else fails, we can really change the category. Maybe this category just doesn't get enough readers. We could also change the name or something. I genuinely can't bear to see such a good book, with 140 chapters already, still not available for purchase. Anyway, as long as it's available, I'll definitely subscribe to the whole thing and then split my monthly votes equally among my favorite books.

Congratulations on the book's release! Ah, after waking up and calming down, I realized that the quality of this book will improve sooner or later. So, I'll just add a few positive points. From my own perspective, there's only one minor flaw, or perhaps it's not even a flaw, just the author's writing style: the protagonist is a bit too deliberately oblivious, sometimes too passive.

I've always liked this author's writing; it's unconventional and interesting. However, because the plot unfolds slowly, I prefer to save up the stories or read the whole book at once, otherwise waiting for daily updates is so frustrating!

"The Imperial City Detective Agency" tells the story of a series of strange and unusual events that occurred at the beginning of the prosperous Xingguo Kingdom. Wu Chen traveled to this world with a mission, thinking he could return after completing it. However, one strange case after another drew Wu Chen into the mystery.

I've always had a soft spot for crime fiction, deducing and solving case after case... I was so engrossed in writing that I was losing hair like crazy. But the sense of accomplishment from finishing one case after another could fool me. In the end, I still had to eat other food. There was no market for crime fiction, or rather, I didn't have the ability to do it.

This book is perfect for a TV series adaptation; I'll definitely watch it if they make one! 😎

It's a good read, doesn't pad the word count, and the writing style is very concise.

The idea is good, and the writing is decent, but it's too wordy and significantly worse than the two crime dramas. It repeats the same things over and over without advancing the plot. Could the author please stop repeatedly depicting the emperor's probing and the tug-of-war between the protagonist and the emperor? It's too repetitive.

The writing is actually quite good. Keep writing, try a different approach, and you might succeed.