A little recap

Ugh, I finally finished writing the first major case in the capital investigation. Damn, I'm exhausted. Actually, I wasn't in a good state today because I wrote so many chapters in a row.

I feel that writing one chapter a day would make the writing even more perfect, but three chapters a day doesn't leave me much time to think. However, I'll soon finish paying back the bonus chapters for the patron, so I won't need three chapters a day then.

There are many typos, but I don't have time to fix them. I can only post it first and then let you guys, the tools, catch the bugs. I'll then go through each chapter and correct the typos.

Perfect!

This final chapter serves as a bridge between the previous and subsequent chapters, clarifying all the details of the earlier cases. Doesn't it feel like everything is interconnected?

Looking back, every case served a purpose, serving as foreshadowing or setting the stage. Some of these foreshadowing elements have been resolved so far, but many more remain unresolved, so we'll have to wait for the later plot developments. However, you readers, who are good for nothing but ruining things, probably didn't even notice my subtle foreshadowing.

The Sangbo case was essentially a deal between the Demon Race and a traitor in the imperial court. Once the story of Princess Pingyang was finished, the case was practically over.

The sealed artifacts are foreshadowing for later volumes and will not be revealed in this volume.

Yes, this book is a lighthearted, enjoyable read, but it will still have its share of ups and downs. After all, it's a historical fantasy novel, not a modern, harmonious society story.

Finally, I'd like to ask for a monthly pass.