[Literary Genius] [Crime Solving] [Power] [Nobility] [Capital] [Alternate History]
“Let’s welcome Holunsi’s swordsmanship star, Huo Ge!”
Huo Ge: “No, I’m not very good at swordsmanship. I’m just an ordinary gentleman.”
“The kingdom’s scourge of crime! The pillar holding up Newcastle!”
Huo Ge: “Those evils always come looking for me, but as a gentleman, I can’t go around fighting them.”
“A literary giant, Holunsi’s bestselling author!”
Huo Ge: “Ah, if that editor weren’t always pestering me, why would I, as a gentleman, pick up a pen and do the work of a man of letters?”
A transmigrant skilled in deception and silver-tongued persuasion finds himself from the start as a homeless man in the medieval Kingdom of Holunsi.
Wearing a cheap suit with the bearing of a nobleman, he talks his way into the police station and becomes a low-ranking officer. From a case in which slaves are framed to a massacre at the port, he outwits evil with his brains and cracks one baffling case after another!
Step by step, he maneuvers for power, cultivates ties with knights, and gets to know the nobility. From a rookie at the police station, he ultimately rises to become a nobleman with capital in his hands.
“A gentleman never goes looking for trouble. But when trouble comes to him, he has to show the kingdom who’s really calling the shots.”
Deception and justice intertwine, while the written word clashes with political intrigue. Solving crimes, wealth, fame, status...
Watch as this fake gentleman uses his wits to deal with evil and amass capital, turning the entire kingdom into his promised land!
Many years later.
Watching the kingdom’s people in a fervor, shouting that they want him to establish a church of his own, Huo Ge leans on his walking stick and chuckles. “Don’t flatter me. We’re not starting some kind of cult. I’m just an ordinary gentleman who knows a few tricks.”
The only thing I can't stand is why the protagonist's composure and knowledge in dealing with people and things are often attributed to his past life or something. It's completely unnecessary. The opening paragraph should have just summarized him as mature and knowledgeable. The more he uses these connections, the less realistic it becomes, and the protagonist's character becomes a bit unrealistic. Apart from that point, everything else is well written, elegant and self-disciplined.
Shennong is here Identified as: Mesona chinensis The writing is fluent, the style is pleasant, and the writing is quite good. The pacing is fine, and it foreshadows the protagonist's background and affability. I hope there won't be any supernatural developments later on? Personally, I think it's already very enjoyable to watch at the current pace without needing superpowers.
The recommendation system on Qidian is completely rotten!
This book is at least above average, yet so few people have read it.
To put it bluntly
One update a day? Who do you think you are, author? You must still have drafts in reserve. 😄
Could the author update more often in a day? Only 20 points? Who do you think you are?
Run
Where is Cao Cao?
It's very well written, Hogg is very charming, I hope the author will persevere and finish the book.
Immortal Herb
I'm still not satisfied. Could you update 10 times a day?
I observe, I see through the hatred hidden behind elegant gestures. I listen, I perceive the darkness hidden behind meticulously planned lies. I wait for you on the edge of reason. I taste the pain in your heart—the longing to end the false pretense. I make my home in the darkest abyss of your soul. In the shadows, I polish time. I patiently wait for you to open your eyes and realize that only my will can give you breath. And you are my puppet, you dance to my melody.
It really looks good; Shennong didn't lie.