Crime Solving: Wu Song Transmigrates to 1997 and Becomes a Detective
破案：武松穿越97年当神探
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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Why didn't he act in the 1998 version of Water Margin?
Given Wu Song's personality, it would be better if he were to return to the Republican era or the early days of the People's Republic of China.
Wu Song becomes a policeman, kills someone with one punch, and the book ends.
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Wu Song as a detective? Are you sure? I think he should have joined the army. The author could refer to another book: the protagonist is Heshen, whose soul travels back to the last century and makes his fortune in the antique business.
What did the author want to write about?
Can any experts analyze this legal issue?
In the case of the murder exchange between Qian Hao and Liu Xiaodong, if Liu Xiaodong regrets his actions and reports Qian Hao after Qian Hao killed Liu Xiaodong's father-in-law, wife, and their family, will Liu Xiaodong be convicted?
This novel is great.
There are many details from that era.