Detective Di Renjie III, Volume 2

Detective Di Renjie: Part Three was a mystery detective drama from ancient times. It was aired on March 15, 2008 on Central TV Department 8. The drama was starred by Liang Guanhua, Zhang Zijian, Lu Zhong, Dong Xuan, and Guan Yue. It was directed by Qian Yanqiu and Zhang Wenling, and Qian Yanqiu was the screenwriter. The story took place during the Wuzhou period of the Tang Dynasty. It told the story of Minister Di Renjie in the process of solving the case of Liangzhou Black Clothes Society robbing the army's salary and the sinking of the official ship in the Hangou Grand Canal. The play was divided into two parts," Black Clothes Society " and " The Phantom of Caoqu." On the way back to his hometown and state, Di Renjie cracked several strange cases with his bodyguard Li Yuanfang.

Detective Di Renjie III was an audio novel that belonged to the criminal investigation and reasoning genre. It was written by the author Anna Fangfang and broadcasted by a prince vassal. The novel had a total of 83 episodes, and the story followed closely after the second book, Detective Di Renjie 3: The Night. It told the story of how Di Renjie uncovered the conspiracy and solved various puzzles.

Detective Di Renjie: Part Three was a TV series that was released in 2008. It was directed by Qian Yanqiu and starred Liang Guanhua, Lu Zhong, and Zhang Zijian. The plot took place during the Tang Dynasty and the Zhou Dynasty. It described the story of Di Renjie, who was allowed to return to his hometown, Bingzhou, to recuperate after solving a series of major cases. The show could be watched on iQiyi, Mango TV and other platforms.

Detective Di Renjie's first movie had a total of 30 episodes.

Detective Di Renjie: Volume Four, 44 episodes, was the fourth work in the Detective Di Renjie series, with a total of 44 episodes. The series was set against the background of the official career of Di Renjie, the famous prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, and told a thrilling and strange suspense story. The fourth book contained two cases, the Love Flower Case and the Golden Man Case. Among them, the Love Flower Case and the Golden Man Case were the two stories of the play. They told the story of Di Renjie and Li Yuanfang investigating the upcoming birthday of the Turkic Jili Khan and the disappearance of a gold and silver master. In the finale, Di Renjie solved the case.

Detective Di Renjie's first 30 episodes had words.

In the 48th episode of Detective Di Renjie: Part Three, Di Renjie made his final deduction and exposed Lu Jiying's conspiracy. Di Renjie held the Battle of Crouching Tiger Village, and the final battle was very thrilling. In addition, the Han ditch was finally open to navigation, solving the problem of the disaster.

Detective Di Renjie: 44 episodes was the fourth work in the Detective Di Renjie series. The series was set against the background of the official career of Di Renjie, the famous prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, and told a thrilling and strange suspense story. The fourth book contained two cases, the Love Flower Case and the Golden Man Case. In the finale of episode 44, a character named Sharhan appeared. Sar Khan was an important figure, known as the fourth-grade general supervisor of the Provincial Benevolence Gold Bureau. He was the eldest son of the former king, Sabelius, who was accused of murder. His identity was complicated and mysterious. He hid his strength and was also the villain in the drama.

In the 48th episode of Detective Di Renjie: Part Three, Di Renjie made his final deduction and exposed Lu Jiying's conspiracy. He held the Battle of Crouching Tiger Village, and the final battle was very soul-stirring. In addition, Han ditch, this disastrous place, was finally open to navigation.

The answer is: Detective Di Renjie has five parts, there is no sixth part. The fifth movie was called Detective Di Renjie's Love Flower Golden Man Case, and it was starred by Liang Guanhua. As for the sixth part, the Detective Di Renjie series had planned to release the sixth part, but it had not yet been realized.