LongTu Case Files

《龙图案卷集》 作者： 耳雅
Longtu Case Files - Author: Erya

A danmei adaption of Sanxia Wuyi (The Three Heroes and Five Gallants/ 三侠五义), a historical detective story set in the Song Dynasty.

Published on JJWXC Novel ID: 1521507
Status: Complete - 700 chapters (1-19 Free)

Main characters: Zhan Zhao, Bai Yutang

Translated by: Hui-Tuzi 

Edited by:  書梅

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