A Day in the Life of the Imperial Guard Investigation Bureau

This is my first book, and it certainly has many shortcomings. I'm very grateful to every reader and every comment ❤️ Happy New Year! Wishing everyone all your wishes come true, everything goes smoothly, good health, and great wealth! 😘

This is a very good book. The male lead is cunning and manipulative, while the female lead is both aloof and possesses a gentle, feminine side. The characters are vividly portrayed and quite memorable. The story has good logic and aligns well with contemporary values and ideas. It's rare that I can finish reading a book seriously.

It's so good! I love the male and female leads' characters, hehe. The spoiled wife character is always my cup of tea, and this spoiled husband also has fighting skills so he can solve cases with the female lead. The mastermind behind everything appeared in the very first chapter. At first, I thought it was King Zhao, but usually, the most suspicious person is the innocent (I'm reminded of this from watching Detective Conan), hahaha.

I love it so much! The romance is also very sweet. I really like the male lead who stays at home and the female lead who works outside. The female lead is very cool and strong! The female lead took the dragon jade pendant that "the man should have," while the male lead took the "woman's jade pendant," yet neither of them expected the female lead to exchange them. This really touched me.

It's really good! The detective story has a touch of humor, and the author has created very interesting characters. It's a true story of the woman being the breadwinner and the man staying at home, not just some kind of "spoiled wife" romance novel disguised as a story.

Who wouldn't want to eat delicious food cooked by their husband and watch him mend their clothes?

The episodic cases are interconnected and logically tight, with both protagonists and antagonists displaying high intelligence. The male lead's character is novel, possessing martial arts skills, embroidery abilities, and cooking skills. The storyline is geared towards female audiences, and the author has crafted it very successfully (the male lead genuinely understands and empathizes with women, not just pandering to them). Unfortunately, the ending felt a bit rushed.

It's been a long time since I've seen a crime-solving novel without any overpowered plot devices! The protagonist isn't pretentious or idiotic! The plot flows smoothly, has twists and turns, and the logic is sound. Keep up the good work, author!

It took me a while to realize that "mou" is how boys refer to themselves, and "er" is how girls refer to themselves.

It's great, I've watched it three times already. I love the male and female leads' characters! 💕