Which TV series is Qi Xiao the protagonist of?

Answer 1

I recommend The Northern Song Dynasty Judge, by Nancy Beiqing. This book talked about the Xining years. Shenzong had just ascended the throne, Ouyang Xiu and other ministers were already in their twilight years. Wang Anshi wanted to reform, Sima Guang opposed, and Dongpo was watching. The civil servants finally had internal friction, leaving a wound on the Song Dynasty. At this moment, an intern lawyer transmigrated and wanted to bring the old and new, civil and military, both inside and outside, to justice. The protagonist, Zhang San, was super cool. He said that the Chanyuan Alliance would not be renewed when it expired.

There were many advantages to this book. The author was a god, so the possibility of a eunuch was low. The subject matter was novel, and it wasn't a common historical farming or infrastructure work. The rule of law content in the book was very interesting. It had a deep understanding of history, and the plot of the lawsuit was wonderful and organized. However, there were also shortcomings. The female protagonist was portrayed shallowly, and the modern law was a little stiff. However, the overall logic was still very smooth, and it was still worth watching.

Also recommended was " After signing with AC Milan, I'm ready to go." The author buried Ye Liangchen. The main character, Huang Kaiwen, was at AC Milan. Kaka said he was the hero of the night in Florence. Ancelotti called him a super genius but his health was not good. Maldini wanted the club to renew his contract for five years. In order to sign him, Barcelona signed his cousin with an annual salary of one million to show their sincerity, but Bayern Munchen said that he was a hooligan in the football world.

He had terminal cancer and was only healthy after signing with Milan. He had a system but became a glass man and became a savior at the critical moment. He drew star cards every game to gain abilities and could also change the fate of others to exchange props. The style of this book was absurd comedy. It avoided the problem of the protagonist's invincible cheat and the choice of the national football team. The plot was happy and suitable for all kinds of fans and even non-fans.

There was also 'Behind the Scenes', written by Long Wind. The male protagonist, Lu Xiyan, was a surgeon in the French concession in Shanghai during the day and a consultant to the law enforcement department. He dealt with various forces and turned into a red "judge" at night to kill traitors and traitors. The female protagonist, Meng Fanxing, was an underground worker. There were many supporting characters in the book, each with their own characteristics.

This was a spy novel. The author's writing style was good, the narrative was smooth, his intelligence was online, and the background setting was novel. The protagonist had no golden fingers, did not transmigrate, and did not have any shocking plots such as tearing the devils apart. It was a very exciting anti-Japanese spy story that was worth reading.
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