The City’s Finest Coroner: Lord Lu, Please Behave

It's so touching to see Chen Zihe's wife. Although he is a flower-picking thief and very hateful, he was not that bad before. If he didn't have a stepmother, he might be a kid from a rich family. When he is old, he will marry the person he likes, have a pair of children of his own, and live a happy life with the person he loves and the person who loves him. He finally attended Cuihua's wedding and said he got married somewhere else. He must have been very sad when he gave birth to a child. He also hoped that Cuihua would forget him and live a good life. Why do people who like each other never make it to the end?

Very exciting, but I don't know why the rating is low? I really think it's worth watching

The story is wonderful, the writing is fluent and engaging, I like it!

The author's plot is coherent and concise, and his analysis of the case is thorough and thought-provoking!

It's too wordy in places, but the case is nice and the links are very good!

The original heroine of this book returned to her original position when she was pregnant (died), and a ray of soul that replaced the original owner in the future world belongs to rebirth (soul time travel). The reborn heroine is a very high-ranking forensic doctor who is good at solving cases. The heroine and the hero are separated at the beginning of the book. The heroine left her original family to find her own way, and she opened two stores with her forensic skills without worrying about food. Wear it, and your son will worry less. A woman disguises herself as a man to solve a case and meets the hero. She cannot escape, and encounters many things in the process. The people around her are the ones who are most hidden. The father of the hero is very just, but he offends the villains around him. He has already recovered from his illness, but he was poisoned to death. (It was the emperor who ordered the execution of the bad guy's family.) The descendants of the "villain" continue to harm the hero. In the end, the person who harmed the male protagonist is eliminated (the emperor shoots the rebel thief to death) and the ending is happy. The princess (the heroine's good friend) and the general (the hero's friend) also reconciled. The hero and heroine finally get together.

A cup of tea, two sighs, slowly savoring it, the righteousness of life lies in it! One word---good

The ending felt a bit rushed, but overall, it was quite engaging.

The story is tight, but I always feel that the details are not handled well.

It's pretty good, it's a love story... The rhythm is tight...