This Detective Isn't Quite on the Level

I will leave the first evaluation of this book to myself. The idea for this book probably dates back to ten years ago. I was playing a game that day, and suddenly I had my own conjectures about the bizarre world. What would happen if I traveled to this world? With this idea in mind, I started to write the beginning, from the snow-capped Far North, to the hierarchical kingdom capital, to the ambitious kingdom, desert, mausoleum, and space where the iron-blooded and republic coexist. I wrote many versions of the beginning of the story, but the writing was not strong enough, so I finally gave up. These beginnings of being immersed in the deep sea occasionally appear in my mind and ask me: Pippi, why haven't you started writing yet? The day I finished my studies, standing at the familiar door of the library, I thought, I am going to start writing. But the pace of the story is still slow. After failing to submit the manuscript, I chose to write something simpler first, which is the origin of the last two books. By the time I finish writing these two books, I am no longer the rookie I was then. Looking at the beginning of that year, the writing was childish and the plot was unappealing, but I remember that it was the spark that flashed through my mind when I was 18 years old. So, the third book begins. A young man named Qi Ji sets foot on the center of another world, Pi City. After changing countless beginnings, the book finally set off. The world that had sunk into the deep sea surfaced and said to me, "Long time no see." It's up to you to judge whether it's a good review or not, and I can tell you for sure that this is a book that embodies the pinnacle of Pippi's imagination and writing skills. So, let's set sail, great detective Qi Ji, and create a world full of miracles with you!

Who knows? It's one o'clock now. I stayed up all night and happily read the key points. I turned to the next page and finished the review. Forget about it. 😭😭😭Why did you tell me that Chen Xiao would die in the original outline? Originally, I thought this character was very tragic. I cried to death about him. Hey, I came here from the last book. I also liked that one. The one for liberal arts majors is for science majors. I don't understand games or anything like that. But the characters created by the author are really lovable. The two protagonists are both "people-oriented", which is very touching. In fact, in the early stage of this book, I don't care whether he solves the case or not. I just want to see his cultural output. Hahahahahahahaha. It's so cool to open a store and sell goods. Haidilao sells tangerine peel for two copper coins, and then the part-time worker brings his wife and children to eat. It's really warm and touching. That's why I like these two books very much. The protagonist will not look down on ordinary people and will not treat the "Chosen Ones" harshly because of their outstanding abilities. Is it fair or fair? If the author sees this comment and happens to have time to write a novel in the near future, can he write something like this, about opening a shop in time travel or something like that? I really like to see people in another world "like they have never seen the world before", hahahahahahahaha

Overall, I feel that the level of this book is around 9.0, And it should not be a problem if it is read by 50,000 people. Maybe it's a matter of luck, maybe it's a problem with tomatoes, so no one watched it.

🍉 is still as exciting as before. Pippi's brain circuit is a bit weird and she can't even imagine what will happen next.

The donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this. Quick update 😠😠😠🙂🙂🙂

Good looking, short, fast, knife

The writing is very stable, but the driving speed has been a bit fast recently.

Good-looking, really good-looking, really good-looking But it's a pity that I didn't write it down, but I support the author. What a great book!!!

Very interesting, better than the author's previous book 👍

The story has just begun, looking forward to the follow-up (ง •̀_•́)ง