The Steam Age of 1886

Is there a female protagonist in this book?

Damn, have you offended someone? This book is good, why don't I recommend it?

How is it possible that this book only has a 7.1 Rating? When I saw this book, I was reminded of The Lord of Best Friends and The Whispering Poems. Although I have only read half of it now, compared to the first two, the author's strengths are more in describing daily life and logical reasoning of cases. I think this book can still be ranked in the top ten on Tomato.

It's a very nice book, although it's a pity that it ended early due to issues with reading data. There are some issues with the world background and characters' language habits in the first few dozen chapters, but overall, from my personal point of view, this is a rare and good book.

The idea is good. It looks like the Lord of Mystery in the early stage.

The storyline is very good

After listening to Chapter 7, I was very interested in Western Europe from the second half of the 19th century to the first half of the 20th century. This book is good, the language is fluent, and it's not tiring to listen to. To join a police station as a civilian, does it require reasoning and weirdness? Write more, it's only been a few days, and I've finished listening to it. [Pouts] When will the author finish writing? I'll be back to read it soon. . . 🍉 Author, please don't delete this book. I came back to read it again. . . [You taste carefully]

Every time I read a book, I feel very emotional even though I skipped it later. Anyway, it's been a long time since I finished a book. I put this book down after I read it halfway through, and now I've read it again. I give it five stars. I'm going to see if the author has any new books.

It has a beginning and an end, and the logic is perfect. It's just that the plot develops too fast at the end. If you don't get good grades, you won't want to go down. At least I feel like I can write a detailed chapter about the adventure and challenge in the Eastern Continent.

In terms of the storyline, it doesn't drag out and doesn't feel too bad in the later stages. The ratio of the profound things to the storyline at the end is quite appropriate; you can feel the author's second-grade soul and the improvement of his writing along the way. It's a good book!