Stolen Book of Heaven
by Jayhawk
About This Novel
In the changing tide, some people come with a difficult last wish. It was a noisy night banquet and a paradise that gave people wisdom. But it is also a whirlpool in the literary world of overt and covert struggles and competition of talents. What was the reason that caused the tragic internal strife and the sudden death of the female editor-in-chief of "Golden Rose" magazine? The female reporter conducted an in-depth investigation for the truth and love. The famous reporter Nie Feng followed the trail like a hunting dog, and finally uncovered a shocking kidnapping case twenty years ago, peeling off the mask of the real murderer...
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Official(4)Scraped 22d ago
The story is so short?
Nie Feng rarely appears
The author describes very few plots about detective reporter Nie Feng in this article. Although he also participated in the critical moment of the investigation, his proportion was obviously too small. I originally thought that he would be like the great detective Poirot in the details of the British writer Agatha Christie, who would be the highlight of every article.
Keep reading, looking forward to more new works,
Readable
Maybe it's because I read ((Apricot's Revenge)) first, but I always felt that this book was very depressing and depressing to read. I always felt that I had chosen the wrong angle to reveal the whole story, and was unable to show its due brilliance. The protagonist doesn't have many highlights, and the supporting actress Lu Wen is also a bit disappointing. The plot arrangement is a bit protracted, and although the full text is not too long, some details still need to be redundant. What is worth pointing out is its naked exposure of internal intrigues, cliques, fame-seeking, and unscrupulous evil deeds. Although it brings great depression to readers, it also has rich social significance and increases the weight of the article itself.
Rating
Community(0)
Official(4)Scraped 22d ago
The story is so short?
Nie Feng rarely appears
The author describes very few plots about detective reporter Nie Feng in this article. Although he also participated in the critical moment of the investigation, his proportion was obviously too small. I originally thought that he would be like the great detective Poirot in the details of the British writer Agatha Christie, who would be the highlight of every article.
Keep reading, looking forward to more new works,
Readable
Maybe it's because I read ((Apricot's Revenge)) first, but I always felt that this book was very depressing and depressing to read. I always felt that I had chosen the wrong angle to reveal the whole story, and was unable to show its due brilliance. The protagonist doesn't have many highlights, and the supporting actress Lu Wen is also a bit disappointing. The plot arrangement is a bit protracted, and although the full text is not too long, some details still need to be redundant. What is worth pointing out is its naked exposure of internal intrigues, cliques, fame-seeking, and unscrupulous evil deeds. Although it brings great depression to readers, it also has rich social significance and increases the weight of the article itself.
