There was no clear female lead in the journal. Chen Shi was regarded as the witness of the whole incident, while Li Bing was regarded as the protagonist. Although there were some other roles such as White Cat Shaoqing and Spray of Flowers, there was no clear female lead.
The first and second seasons of " Daily Records of the Supreme Court " had ended.
The journal of the Supreme Court was a free comic. It told the story of a poor man, Chen Shi, who became the personal scribe of a young official of the Supreme Court during the Zhou Dynasty. This young official was a big white cat that could speak human language, and Chen Shi became a "cat slave" because of this. In the story, Chen Shi got to know all kinds of civil servants of the Supreme Court, and they experienced a series of strange things together. However, the specific content and storyline of the manga could only be understood by reading the manga.
The comic " Daily Records of the Supreme Court " was already finished.
The inspirational quote in the journal of the Supreme Court was,"Do good deeds, but don't ask about your future." This sentence encouraged people to focus on the present while not paying too much attention to future developments. This sentence was mentioned many times in the Supreme Court to encourage and persuade people. It conveyed a positive attitude and emphasized the importance of justice, courage, and enthusiasm. This sentence might also reflect the spirit of the people in the Supreme Court who did not care about their future and were dedicated to the country and the people.
The comic " Daily Records of the Supreme Court " had been completed.
[The character Cui Bei from the " Daily Records of the Supreme Court " has appeared.] Cui Bei was the leader of the Black Cloud Sect. Under the leadership of Li Bing, the White Cat Shaoqing, he launched a variety of soul-stirring adventures to solve the case and stick to the story of his inner justice. Although Cui Bei only showed half of his face in the play, his appearance attracted a lot of attention and anticipation.
The comic " Daily Records of the Supreme Court " did not stop updating permanently. In June 2020, Haochuan Animation announced that they would temporarily stop updating Da Lisi Diary because they wanted to reset the twelfth episode. The specific update time was still uncertain. The author's health, the difficulty of content creation, and business decisions could all slow down or stagnate the update speed of comics. It is recommended to pay attention to the official social media or related information platforms of the Supreme Court's Daily to get the latest updates.
The Supreme Court's journal manga was updated every Monday on the Dongman webcomic platform.
At present, it was impossible to determine whether the animation of the Supreme Court's Diary was still being updated. It was reported that the production team wanted to reset the twelfth episode and would play a free anime called " Windy Covered Bridge." In addition, some netizens speculated that the pause might be related to copyright, thinking that the third season might not have resolved the copyright issue, resulting in the inability to go online. However, the specific update time and plan were still uncertain. Therefore, it was impossible to determine if the anime was still being updated.
The Supreme Court's journal manga was updated irregularly. According to the first document, the manga was usually updated with two pages every two weeks, but due to the author's health, the update time was uncertain. The fourth document mentioned that the manga's update speed had always been very slow. It was basically updated once a month. The sixth document also mentioned that comics were updated irregularly. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to accurately answer the question of how often the Supreme Court's diary manga was updated.