The Cold-Faced Count Doesn't Want to Trigger the Plot

The second volume shifts to a pseudo-mystery, meaning it's not a real deduction story; you just follow the protagonist's perspective and watch the story unfold. However, the story is very well written. The problem is, this is the second volume, not the first. In fact, none of the plot holes from the first volume were filled. The second volume feels like a side story that suddenly appeared, creating a very disjointed feeling. Personally, I couldn't take it anymore after reading more than half of the second volume. The story lacked any relaxing moments and exciting plot points. The story itself was very interesting, but the author kept digging holes. Although some were filled in, it was far less than the number of holes dug. It was very tiring to read. Of course, this book actually meets the needs of most people who want to find miraculous herbs or good herbs.

I really want to see the second season of The Earl. Can you write about the second season after you finish writing your story? #(Crying)

Volume 3 is really bizarre. Why is the Duke unwilling to believe in the skills he has honed for over a decade? He easily changes his mind just because of someone he has only recently met. To be honest, it's disgusting. Is his past really that simple?

So that's how it ended. It's quite interesting that something like that never happened. Oh well.