The Tang Dynasty's Criminal Judge
盛唐刑官
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 944k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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Did the author use a ghostwriter? The quality is so much worse than "The Concubine's Tale," and the later parts are really bad.
Let me say a few words...
This is a complete mess, the thoughts are jumbled and disorganized, there's no structure whatsoever, what's the theme, what's it trying to express? It's utterly incomprehensible...
[Comment] The latest chapter of Mu Yi's story is contradictory.
Governor Feng has already left and closed the door. Can the imperial physician still consult Governor Feng?
I have two questions: First, the Tang Dynasty generally favored Buddhism and suppressed Taoism, so it's not wrong for the protagonist to claim that it was a Taoist practice. Second, the beginning stated that the DNA testing reagents were limited and should not be used indiscriminately. However, later on, every case required DNA testing, and some cases even required more than ten DNA tests.
Couldn't they just give you an official position after time travel? Or make you a detective? The theme is mystery and crime solving; writing anything else would be a waste of word count.
The protagonist who can't stand the servile attitude
[Comment] I don't think Tang Dynasty coroners were allowed to perform autopsies.
Our bodies, hair, and skin are gifts from our parents. A simple external examination would be fine, but an autopsy is probably impractical. Also, whether men can deliver babies is something I honestly don't know, but the taboo against looking at something improper would definitely prevent men from getting close.
And this is considered a missing chapter? Where did chapter 48 go?
The ending was a complete disaster! What happened to the author?
Oh, it's you! You write very well. I've read most of your novels, especially those about crime-solving and doctors.