Phoenix Brocade Strategy: The First-Rank Lady Magistrate

Oh my god, this book is so good. Why is it only rated 8.9 With more than 300 chapters? My naivety is very clever, and the protagonist also has a lot of daily interactions while handling the case. It's very interesting, unlike many books that ignore the main line of emotional development and are sloppy. I'll slap you in the face if I need to. 😍

It is more of a detective novel than a romance novel. The writing is very good, but there is less love element.

A woman disguises herself as a man, hides and takes revenge, and obtains fame. Oh, it's wonderful. I look forward to the follow-up😄

This book is very good, I don't know why the rating is so low Why are my scores getting lower and lower [face covering]

I prefer a slower progression of the emotional line. This book is the one I have read so far that best suits my taste. There is no messy golden finger. The heroine is not the kind who always scares people with knives and guns and forcibly highlights her halo. She completely uses her brain and words to irritate people with reason. She is very rational. The main character The characters are very good at focusing on key points and loopholes, which makes me feel bright every time. The plot has ups and downs, and there are often reversals, especially the true life experience of the heroine. I would never have imagined it until Chapter 600. Everyone has a brain, the villain is also very difficult to deal with, there is no particularly brainless frame-up, and the cases are also very interesting. The shortcoming is that there are bugs in the second half, and there are a few inconsistencies in the front and back. I don't know if the author forgot it or if someone else wrote it directly. After all, it is considered a full-length novel. If I didn't read it in one go, I probably wouldn't be able to remember it. The good thing is that the names of people who appear again after a long time will be reminded by one or two sentences of their previous stories, which is very considerate. Overall it seems very comfortable and logical. I don't know why I rarely see anyone recommending it.

The rhythm is tight, the plot is unconventional, there is no rebirth, no time travel, and no golden fingers. It is a pure ancient Chinese novel worth reading. Recommended recommended.

The book is very interesting, the plot is compact, some of the cases are not very logical but have ups and downs, there are more relationships in the later stage, and almost none in the early stage. The heroine is very focused on her career. It is a really good book, but many details are not paid attention to, and the mistakes become more and more obvious later on. There are more and more (for example, the second prince is written as the third prince, and Princess Mingyan is written as the second young lady of the Su family), which will affect the viewing experience a bit, but they can be ignored, as long as you understand it in your heart, but the heroine's biological parents appear in the end, which I feel is a bit superfluous and unnecessary. Overall, it looks pretty good. After watching it, it really is a crested, tiger-shaped, pig-tailed movie. The first plot is attractive, the middle plot is ups and downs, and the ending is unsatisfactory.

Just when Ling Xi thought this was the royal family's reward for her contribution to the dragon, Xu Shuo took out another imperial edict. "Lin Yan, the young minister of Dali Temple, wears pendants in a harmonious manner, is skillful in etiquette, respects the festival of early morning, and is diligent in diligence. I am very pleased to hear that, and I would like to marry Jing Yu, the minister of Dali Temple. I am responsible for choosing an auspicious day to get married. I admire this." The second surprise fell from the sky, making Ling Xi a little confused. "The emperor will grant us a marriage?" Xu Shuo laughed and said, "The emperor said that Master Jing and Master Lin are a golden boy and a beautiful girl, a match made in heaven, so he wants to marry them personally." Jing Yu seemed to have known about this for a long time and accepted the imperial edict calmly and calmly, but his rosy earlobes and slightly sweaty forehead still betrayed his excitement at the moment. "I thank you for your kindness. Long live my emperor." The morning glow on the horizon is colorful, reflecting on the bustling streets of Kyoto. After Xu Shuo read out the imperial edict, congratulatory voices could be heard from all around. Jing Yu and Ling Xi were holding hands, and they could only see the unique selves in each other's eyes.

It's good-looking, the plot and characters are all logical, it's not some mindless novel.

The wedding night I wanted to see was not available But the content is really rich and the emotions are very delicate. The revelation of a woman disguised as a man is only after 2/3 of the full text. How can I put it this way? The writing is really nice. I like restrained love