People Are in Zhenguan, Solving Crimes Scientifically

To be honest: the investigation is really exciting. But cases are like dough that keeps rising! People who watch it too often are tired. And in the middle and later stages, I don't know if it was to highlight the male protagonist's reasoning ability, but the supporting characters had obvious intelligence-depressing behaviors. It would be perfect if the plot could be more relaxed and not so focused on highlighting the protagonist's reasoning ability!

Toxic, run! ! ! ! The high score is entirely due to the fact that not many people have read it. Chapter 9 was poisoned too early, and it was not enough time to write a review. "To scare such a cute girl." This is the original text, and the obscene and estrous atmosphere rushed out of the screen! ! !

The writing is quite exciting. The detection of cases focuses on reasoning, with twists and turns in the plot, and the writing is smooth. These cases are not a carrier to promote the relationship between the male and female protagonists, but they are indeed wonderful detective reasonings that peel off the cocoons. Want to see a case with an unpredictable ending? Then you can come in with confidence.

It is different from the traditional time-traveling Tang Dynasty novels. It downplays the familiar historical figures and focuses on the plot of solving the case. The storyline revolves around the conspiracy of the Four Elephants Organization. There is no copycat, no Princess Shang, no perfume and soap. It just revolves around the plot of the case. This is very interesting. I personally like it very much. I think as long as we find actors with good acting skills to film, we can compare with the young Bao Qingtian.

This is considered a masterpiece of ancient Chinese reasoning. I really recommend everyone to read it.

The writing style is immature and I am a novice in terms of political views. The overall layout is okay but there are many logical loopholes, especially in reasoning.

It's okay, but it's a bit tiring to watch in the middle and later stages. The protagonist is invincible, a bit like Conan. It travels through several months and either solves the case or is on the way to solve it.

Really bloody!

Isn't it about science? Why are all the Gu insects coming out?

It's okay as a pure detective novel, but once it's placed in the context of the Tang Dynasty, it's a complete mess. A cat or a dog dares to question Datang and hold him to account.