Master carpenter Li Mu Dun, famed for his skill with ancient Luban techniques, becomes the prime suspect in a series of eerie, superstition-filled murders. Determined to clear his name, Li teams up with detective Yang Zong and forensic doctor Su Qing Yun. With reason and justice, the trio races to stop a new wave of killings and expose the truth behind the so-called “supernatural.” (Source: TMDb) Edit Translation
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- Русский
- Español
- Português (Brasil)
- Native Title: 鲁班异闻录
- Also Known As: Lu Ban Yi Wen Lu , 魯班異聞錄 , Lu Ban: Records of Unusual Tales , Luban Mysteries , Lu Ban Mysteries
- Director: Wu Ying Xiang
- Genres: Thriller, Historical, Mystery
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Cast & Credits
- Lai XiLi Mu Dun / Li Mu JiangMain Role
- YakisaSu Qing YunMain Role
- Mao Kuan RenYang Zong / Officer YangMain Role
- Eddie TengZhao Wei [Wecheng police deputy captain]Support Role
- Shen Xin{Ghost Bride} [Matchmaker] (Ep. 1-5)Guest Role
- Li Pei Ze{Ghost Bride} Lao Yuan [Bridal sedan maker] (Ep. 1-5)Guest Role
Reviews
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More Of Short Investigation Drama Needed After This!!!
I really love investigation dramas, and lately I’m not that into short C-dramas because they keep recycling the same plot like it’s on a loop. But this one actually caught my attention. It’s an investigation drama with a bit of comedy, which made the whole experience more enjoyable.Yes, there are some inconsistencies, but I decided to let them slide and keep watching in peace. And honestly, I’m glad I did. Every case was interesting, and many times I couldn’t predict what would happen next or who the real killer was. Sometimes I felt smart for guessing… and sometimes the drama humbled me completely.
There were moments when my blood pressure spiked because the three of them could be extremely impulsive. Like, please think first. But to be fair, they always managed to solve the case, so I’ll forgive them… eventually. What really carried the drama for me was their teamwork. Their cooperation felt natural, and the trust they had in each other was genuinely satisfying to watch.
That said, I was a bit confused about how the police so easily believed the three of them when they said Wu Xian was the real killer. It also felt like the drama needed a few more episodes. Honestly, 25 episodes would’ve helped clear things up instead of leaving me questioning authority like this.
Still, I’d highly recommend this drama to anyone who enjoys crime and investigation stories. Just a warning: if you’re watching purely for romance, you might want to look elsewhere.
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Folklore With a Twist
Honestly, Lu Ban Mysteries (鲁班异闻录) was kinda fun to watch. It’s this mix of mystery and folklore that actually keeps you curious the whole way through. I liked how it sneaks superstition into the story without getting all horror-y—just a little creepy, but still entertaining. The bits with ancient craftsmanship and old beliefs were a nice touch too, made it feel different from other mystery stuff. Plus, there are a few funny moments here and there that lighten the mood, which I really appreciated.That said… those little ghost kids? Way too cute to be scary 🤣 so don’t go in expecting to be spooked!
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