The Tang Dynasty's Criminal Judge
盛唐刑官
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- Completed
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- 944k Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 10y ago
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- Qidian
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Did the author find someone to ghostwrite? The level is too different from that of Concubine, and it collapsed in the later stage.
Say a few words...
This is really a messy writing, with confused thinking and no structure. What is the theme and what is it trying to express? I don't know what to say...
[Comment] Mu Yi's latest chapter is inconsistent
Governor Feng has already left and closed the door. Can the imperial doctor still ask Governor Feng?
I personally have two questions: First, in the Tang Dynasty, Buddhism was generally emphasized over Taoism. Is there really no problem with the protagonist saying that it is Taoism? Second, I explained at the beginning that DNA testing reagents are limited and cannot be used indiscriminately. However, later on, DNA testing is required for each case, and some cases require more than ten DNA testing. Is this reagent unlimited? If the author had said at the beginning that the DNA reagent was unlimited or would recover automatically, I would have tolerated it. However, the protagonist used the DNA test without restraint for more than a hundred chapters, and he didn't even use up the precious and limited reagent. I was also drunk. In addition, the protagonist relies too much on DNA testing to solve the case. It feels that the protagonist's own reasoning ability is not reflected, which is very unpleasant to watch.
Can't you just go back in time and give it to an official? Or be a detective? The theme is reasoning and solving crimes and writing something else is a waste of words.
The protagonist who cannot look like a slave
[Comment] I feel like the coroner of the Tang Dynasty couldn't perform an autopsy. .
The hair and skin of the body are received from the parents. . It would be better if it was just an external examination, but an autopsy would be unrealistic. . Also, I really don't know if men can deliver babies, but these taboos will definitely prevent men from coming near. Even when the Medicine King Sun Simiao treated the pregnant Empress Zhangsun, he checked her pulse through a beaded curtain. . I hope it can be explained a little bit using ancient terms, such as whether time can be replaced by hours. There are also many modern terms, which have a very unhistorical feel. . The most important thing is that the protagonist uses modern reasons to explain the problems of the Tang Dynasty. Others may not be able to understand this. At least the "Shen Nong's Materia Medica", "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases", "Synopsis of the Golden Chamber", and "Qian Jin Prescription" should at least read some ancient books on this aspect, otherwise you will show your timidity when talking to others. .
Is this still a loss of status? Where did Chapter 48 go?
This ending is terrible. What happened to the author?
It turns out it's you. You write very well. I've read most of your novels, which are about solving crimes and doctors.