Internet celebrities live broadcast a haunted house adventure. The mysterious ghost reveals the shocking tragedy of annihilation of a family. Countless strange and supernatural events continued to happen around Ye Rong. Having had the ability to perceive spirits since she was a child, she became the only murder scene cleaner who could see through the truth. It also made her and Fang Qing, the captain of the homicide team, the best partners. She asked him: "Why did you save me? I cooperated with you just to track down the real culprit who killed my parents. I also have the ability to protect myself in the face of supernatural events." But he told her: "I help you, not because I want to use your ability to solve the case, but because I want to help you and continue to walk with you."
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I feel that the author writes the most interesting supernatural stories. This is another pen name of hers. She also has a pen name called Yan Rumengyin. It's just that this book has too few supporting roles. Most of them only have the male and female protagonists solving crimes, and everyone else is a supporting role. Only some supporting roles have more roles towards the end. Then the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very slow, especially the female protagonist.
I finally finished it, and I spent an hour or two every morning reading it one after another. I thought the heroine would disappear. Looking at the chapter titles, fortunately the author is not a mother-in-law, and the male and female protagonists are consummated. The little uncle is just as distressing as Yan Bowen in the author's other book, but the ending is better than Yan Bowen. At least the little uncle is free. . .
I feel that the author writes the most interesting supernatural stories. This is another pen name of hers. She also has a pen name called Yan Rumengyin. It's just that this book has too few supporting roles. Most of them only have the male and female protagonists solving crimes, and everyone else is a supporting role. Only some supporting roles have more roles towards the end. Then the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very slow, especially the female protagonist. I finally finished it, and I spent an hour or two every morning reading it one after another. I thought the heroine would disappear. Looking at the chapter titles, fortunately the author is not a mother-in-law, and the male and female protagonists are consummated. The little uncle is just as distressing as Yan Bowen in the author's other book, but the ending is better than Yan Bowen. At least the little uncle is free. . .