The Imperial Capital's Coroner

I've read dozens of chapters and still don't know who the male lead is. I only found out Wen Qingzhou is the male lead when I went straight to the ending 🧐😅. The author didn't describe him very clearly in the beginning, and to me, he seemed to be in his thirties while the female lead was sixteen. Hmm...

The novel has a complete framework, and one can imagine what the author wants to express. However, it lacks richness and detailed scene descriptions, relying mostly on the author's narration, which is somewhat like a voice-over. Perhaps more experience would improve it.

It's pretty good. The male lead isn't the kind of character described in every other story as having unparalleled beauty; I think it's quite realistic—a general, of course, should be physically imposing. The process isn't boring either, and the story isn't long, which is perfect for someone like me 🤭

It's incredibly good, absolutely fantastic! This is what real crime-solving looks like. The female lead is incredibly observant, and the male lead is a master strategist; one performs autopsies, the other solves cases.

I like this writing style; the romance between the male and female protagonists develops naturally and smoothly.

It's really good, the rating is too low. The male and female leads are both smart and intelligent, complementing each other perfectly, and their crime-solving skills are really great.

It's really good! I enjoy reading this kind of book.

The crime-solving was exciting, but the revenge aspect was too underdeveloped. Overall, it was alright.

I really enjoyed this story; it wasn't drawn out. However, the ending wasn't clearly explained regarding the heroine's father, the mastermind behind it, and the mysterious poisonous flower from the foreign land. A sequel would have been even better.

Not procrastinating, clear and organized, very good.