The Famous Detective of the Red Mansion
The Famous Detective of the Red Mansion
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SUMMARY
This is a story about a Criminal Police Department Captain who had crossed into the world of the Red Mansion and made a name for himself as Sun Shaozong, the famous detective. The leading role of the story was originally the Jia’s family. However, with this newly passed-through character of the Captain from the modern world, he started a brand new story. He was not interested in reciting poetry, did not like to get involved in family conflicts, and did not care about the imperial examination. All he was interested in was solving cases. He became famous in officialdom with his ability to solve cases, and interpreted the Red Mansions from the perspective of a real man!
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Chapter List
- Chapter 446: Husband and Wife, Father and Son, Brothers
- Chapter 447
- Chapter 448: His First-Class Merit
- Chapter 449: Visit the Rongguo Mansion Again
- Chapter 450: The Transformation
- Chapter 451: Three Monks Have No Water to Drink
- Chapter 452: The Beginning
- Chapter 453
- Chapter 454: The Fourth Monk
- Chapter 455: The Gongde Forest Mystery
- Chapter 456: The Fushou Festival
- Chapter 457: An Immature Inference
- Chapter 458: The Clues Are Naturally Formed, and They Are Obtained by Chance
- Chapter 459: Tracing
- Chapter 460: Nowhere to Hide
- Chapter 461: The Truth is Being Revealed When the Shoes Are Removed
- Chapter 462: Old Madam Wang's Little Scheme
- Chapter 463: Murder a Person with a Borrowed Knife
- Chapter 464: Thick Foundation
- Chapter 465: Mountain Encirclement
- Chapter 466
- Chapter 467: Mountain Encirclement
- Chapter 468
- Chapter 469: Crown Princess, Princess Consort
- Chapter 470: Changing Sides
- Chapter 471: Nothing Exceeds Three
- Chapter 472
- Chapter 473: The Virgin Mary
- Chapter 474: Blinded
- Chapter 475: The Second Master Sun and The Second ‘Master’ Lian
- Chapter 476: See a Visitor Out
- Chapter 477: The Mother-Daughter Talk
- Chapter 478: ’Unnecessary’ is Enough