
A Policewoman Transmigrates: Solving Cases, Crushing Scumbags, and Dishing Out Face-Slapping
女警穿越日常,破案虐渣打脸忙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 509k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
250Chapters
229Reads · 30 days
92kReads · all time
100Shelves
8.9Score
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I like the female lead's transmigration character design. So far, the author's writing style and the delicate, smooth, and engaging plot are both excellent. My only complaint is the frustrating wait for updates. Author, please update soon!
A very good novel. First, the pacing is tight and fast, the plot is full of twists and turns, and the protagonist has a strong aura, but it doesn't reach the absurd level of being omnipotent. 2. The plot is logical and reasonable, gradually increasing in difficulty.
This novel is full of twists and turns, with a tight and fast pace. The plot is logical and reasonable, gradually increasing in difficulty from small to large. The sentences are fluent and the vocabulary is accurate. The protagonist is witty but also reasonable, so the whole book is very enjoyable to read.
I don't understand why the rating is so low? Having read so many formulaic novels about marrying a prince and becoming a princess, then vying for the throne and becoming empress, this is a truly excellent time-travel detective novel. The female protagonist, relying on her special police skills, overcomes countless hardships to rise to the position of Minister of the Court of Judicial Review…
The rating is too low; the content is very rich, and it's only satisfying to read it all in one go.
It's both funny and tearful, filled with hatred and regret, and the characters are well-developed and three-dimensional, making it a must-see.
The theme is novel and quite enjoyable. However, there are too few updates; it's not enough!
Beautiful, beautiful, very beautiful
The writing is excellent, boldly portraying the impartial side of women in official positions, which is pleasing to the reader and has a perfect ending.
It's alright, but it has nothing to do with farming.