[Sweet Romance, Satisfying Read, Heroine with a Cheat Ability + A Male Lead Who Falls for Her on His Own] One day, Lin Jiaojiao gets bound to a System. She imagines it will work like this: flirt with her dream man! Avenge her family! Rise to the top!
But in reality, her System says: Solve cases, or you'll die~
Lin Jiaojiao: ...What is wrong with this damn System?
To stay alive, Lin Jiaojiao cracks one bizarre case after another, captivating the whole city.
She thinks the System will say: You're amazing, Host! You're my goddess!
Instead, her System says: Stop obsessing over those stupid cases all day! Go date the Regent!
Lin Jiaojiao: ?
The Regent opens his arms: My princess, come here!
Lin Jiaojiao curses under her breath. Did you two plan this together?
Wow, incredibly accurate! I've read quite a few detective novels, and the female protagonist's ability to solve cases quickly and efficiently is absolutely top-notch. The ending could be a bit more elaborate; it's not enough! The female protagonist's identity before her transmigration, the system's purpose, whether the regent's leg will heal, their wedding, and what level the female protagonist will reach later on, etc.
The plot is novel and interesting, but the ending feels rushed. The romance between the male and female leads feels a bit rushed. The beginning focuses on solving cases and shows the male lead's feelings for the female lead, but the female lead's feelings for the male lead aren't explored much, only vaguely described through expressions. The sudden arranged marriage at the end was a bit jarring. Perhaps the author wanted to end the story because it was nearing its end? I don't quite understand. Those looking for romance should avoid this one, but those who want a crime-solving story can choose this one. The logic is clear, the female lead isn't a saint, she's decisive and doesn't give anyone a chance to bully her, which is very good. It's definitely a satisfying read, five stars. I hope the author continues to improve and adds more romance in the second book?
It's a good watch; the cases and the romance are both well done. However, it has two flaws: one, the ending is rushed and many plot points aren't resolved; and two, the villains are too stereotypical—you admire them one second and hate them the next. Furthermore, those who secretly manipulated things didn't face any real punishment, at most getting a scolding from the female lead.
Actually, this book is really well-written. The various cases connected by the main plot are very intriguing, but the author ended it hastily, and the foreshadowing about the system's purpose was never explained, which is a real shame.
This is practically a thrilling crime-solving novel with lots of face-slapping moments, and the female lead is a bit invincible, but that doesn't stop me from being curious about her past. The writing style is quite good, I really like it. Five stars!
Overall, it was pretty good. The subject matter was very appealing, focusing mainly on cases with little romance. However, the ending felt rushed, leaving many mysteries unresolved. I really liked the female lead; she's the kind of person who wouldn't let herself be taken advantage of. Lately, I've been liking detective stories, and this novel falls into that genre, but it's not overly complex or mind-bending. I dropped it once (because I suddenly didn't like detective novels anymore), but now that I'm in the mood, I stayed up all night and finished it.
No extras 😭, I'm so sad, but it's really good and not scary at all. I personally think it's suitable for people who want to solve a mystery but are also afraid of it.
The location for solving the case was quite good, but the male lead seemed to be just a minor character; the system's workings weren't explained. Later, the female lead became a bit of a saint and forgave the Grand Tutor's daughter.
Overall, it was pretty good, but the ending was a bit too quick.
It's so good, please keep up the good work!