Famous Detective of Tang Dynasty

The author assumes that the author of the Emperor Wu Picture is Yan Liben. Yan Liben was born in the Sui Dynasty. He actually lived until Wu Zetian ascended the throne in 690 AD and moved the capital? Can you still draw?

It was extremely poisonous at the beginning. Even if the villagers were superstitious and wanted to sacrifice, what could the officials say when they were watching and could do nothing? ? ? If you can't persuade, you can't use force? ? ?

A book worth more than 100 W only has 10 comments?

This can be said to be my favorite detective novel. Although I have just started reading it, it is very exciting. There is a feeling of Sherlock Holmes and Detective Dee in it. I absolutely support it! !

As long as you keep watching, you will definitely not be disappointed. In fact, Di Qing becomes very good later on, not so delicate and savage. Is it a cancer for straight men if you can't watch it? (I am a man). In fact, I have read most of the cool stories. Women are just clothes to the male protagonist 🤫 (the apocalyptic stories are the most obvious)

This time I'm going back to the first article.

Author, if you don't tell me the reason, I will keep posting.

After reading each article, I repeated it.

Repeated. I will post it every time it is repeated.

Repeated. 😡😡😡😡

Repeat every time you finish reading an article. What does it mean? Is it a repeated charge?

Emmmmm, this book... To be honest, it should be very old. The whole story line and the protagonist's character... Feel like it was set ten years ago.

The book is very good, and I only picked it up by chance. The plot is amazing, with ups and downs, the text is concise, the pictures are very strong, and the characterization is also very successful. Some people say they don't like Di Qing, but I think she is very good, with a distinctive and interesting personality. Could it be that I have a strong taste? ! So, why is such a good book not popular~~~~~~ If the author doesn't try to lend a hand to a great master, he might catch fire. The key to a novel becoming popular is the click rate. I didn't see this book in the top 100 in the historical clicks or recommendation rankings. As I scrolled through the pages, it was already in the top 200. When I looked carefully, I saw that it was an imaginary history. It was obviously about the Sui and Tang Dynasties, right? ~Although fictional history is correct, few people read it, mainly because it lacks a sense of involvement~~~~~ I always feel that it is a bit unlucky to not get popular after writing hundreds of thousands of words. Many novice YY writers can reach 100, which always feels like a pity. . .