Demon-Slaying Guard in the Chenghua Era

This book is good, but the ending is unsatisfying

This crime-solving book is quite smooth, with short stories one after another. The characters have distinct personalities but vague appearances. The case finally echoes from beginning to end. Fortunately, the protagonists all have a good result. The food in it is relatively stylized. The author has chosen the most famous local dishes to write about. However, I doubt whether the author has actually eaten them. The identity of Chef Ding was not made clear in the end. In short, I can read it happily.

It is a group portrait story, with no heroine and no CP. The character design is very stable and does not collapse. The three views are extremely positive. It is not exaggerated, not verbose, and not dry. It is highly recommended. I am going to start the second brush. It's just a bit short. It would be great if there was a second, third, fourth and fifth part... [I learned it]

It feels a lot like the TV series Fourteen Years of Chenghua [face covering]

This is the first time in an online novel that there is no heroine. Basically all of them are men. The plot is very good [Like]

This is the follow-up to Fourteen Years of Chenghua. I have read the previous book and really like the protagonist in the book.

It's very interesting, with two male protagonists. It's very exciting like the TV series "The Fourteenth Year of Chenghua", where Jin Yiwei and Tui Guan work together to solve the case.

The pace is very fast, and it only solves crimes without getting involved in other messy things. It is very smooth to watch.

Awesome. Anyway, I love it.

It's a pretty good novel, and the ending is also very good. I like it.