Strange Cases of the Hanlin Academy
翰林院奇怪事件簿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 193k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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There are too many flaws, I don't even know where to begin.
This Great Zhou Dynasty looks utterly hopeless. First, the tax revenue—the prestigious Jiangnan East Circuit only managed 100,000 taels of silver! Then, someone dared to switch the tax. Not only that, but someone in the capital used this to cause trouble. The emperor is ridiculous too, sending a good-for-nothing prince and a newly appointed tutor to solve a case.
It's really starting to fit the pattern of Qidian (a popular Chinese online novel platform): history is never historical, criminal investigation is never brainless, the extraordinary are always the most desperate, and time travel is always unlucky. I don't even know when it started.
It still has to be the detective genre's comfort zone.
It's like something written by an idiot AI; you can't even read it without using your brain. I ate a few chapters of shit.
I never expected to be competing against Cordyceps! I also enjoy watching your videos on Bilibili. We're going to be in the same episode this time, let's go!
How about this book?
Actually, I really like the writing style of Tokyo Police Affairs.
It seems the title isn't appealing enough. The previous book, *Tokyo Police Affairs*, had a clear goal; hopefully, the next one will have a bigger hook, like this one titled *A Person in the Great Zhou; The Emperor Schemes Against Me?*
I heard it's a book by a Bilibili influencer?
I heard it's a book by a Bilibili influencer?
Mindset, oh mindset
Your mindset, oh your mindset! Look at your first book, about the Soviet Union—it was very well written. Yes, this genre doesn't make much money; newbies don't like books with innovative ideas. But look at what happened after you switched to Japanese literature—besides the one that collapsed, what were the results? Mediocre results, mediocre reviews, and it got even worse later on.
15 Monthly passes. Author, please update soon!