The Mystery of the Flourishing Tang Dynasty
盛唐疑案
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 414k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
26Chapters
109Reads
8.7Score
27Listens
50.3kReads · all time
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The plot of this book is engaging and the characters are very well drawn. Yueying, Qiao Tai and Ma Rong work together to solve the case and work together in a tacit understanding. I like the character of Moon Shadow very much, she is smart and witty. However, I especially hate the person who attacks from behind. This behavior is so despicable! Overall, this book is wonderful and worth reading.
The storyline is exciting and worth recommending
The story has a unique perspective and vivid plot twists, making it attractive to read in one sitting.
Not bad, rich in content and compact in its case.
Leave in suspense. May good people have a good ending.
It's very well written, don't write it again in the future, if there isn't a second part. . .
Narrated separately, multiple story lines unfold in parallel. Each clue has its own attraction. Finally, they are intertwined and merged to form a climax.
The case is quite interesting, and the murderer was unexpected. However, many plots in the book are inconsistent with history.
I always feel like there is something missing to achieve five stars.
Small cases and major cases have many ups and downs, but the case process is relatively simple.