The Cannon-Fodder’s Cousin Strives in the ’70S

Good-looking, cracking text in a historical context. Many cases have stories behind them. Human nature is complex, but not heavy. The case is not bloody and horrific either. I also like the male protagonist's design, and I really like the male protagonist's golden finger. It's quite interesting, a story about solving a crime in the historical context. I like this gold finger, it's a very suitable gold finger. The case is not very complicated and straightforward. I read in the comments that there was a relationship scene before, but the author deleted it, saying it was because of the profession of the protagonist. Later extra episodes added emotional scenes, which were no longer affected by career. The setting in the article is a bit strange. Later, Deng Li did not apply for the police academy because he wanted to be with his partner. I am a little curious about Deng Li's partner's personality and want to see a side story between Deng Li and his partner [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] The couple of the best actor in the extra episode, I also kind of want to watch their extra episode [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying] All in all, it was well written and I look forward to the author's next book.

It's quite nice, but the box that can hold foreign objects in the plug-in is too small. 20 Cubic centimeters is not as big as a cigarette box. This is the one I've seen that can hold the least amount of stuff [face covering]

The design of the case is very good, and it has the feel of that era. It can be felt that although there are a few cheats, it is difficult to solve the case because the technology is not developed. In addition to the male protagonist's photographic memory, other skills he learned through hard work~ The family aspect is also very typical of that era. Although the family members also have their own shortcomings, they are not the best and are very warm. Except for the third aunt, it's a little bit abrupt, but reasonable. I just feel like the hole has not been filled ~ I am a little gossipy and curious. The ending felt a bit rushed, but I still wanted to watch the story of the male protagonist during his college years and later in Beijing when he solved crimes. In the county, Captain Liu leads everyone around to solve crimes. I feel that based on the male protagonist's qualifications and achievements along the way, he can at least start as a squadron leader or something like that after graduation, right? Commanding to solve a case should still be different from what is done below. The author can write another 2 or something like that if he has a chance~

I just found out that it has no cp [crying] [crying] [crying] I feel empty [almost crying] At first, I watched it for the dual male protagonists and solving the case. I couldn't stand the pure solving of the case, but the author's writing is still very good [like]

It's so beautiful. I really want to know if Zhou Xingchen is a little brother, can she get pregnant in this world? I think Zhou Neng is pregnant, and the pressure of having a child will be much less. If I don't follow the elders' thinking, I will definitely adopt my nephew. I don't like children very much, especially if I don't give birth to them myself, so it's hard to manage them.

I like to read this genre but I haven't seen it yet. Gong is the one who travels through the book, Goldfinger is a detective, Shou awakens his past life memory and is a little brother. I hope to write more about the time when the protagonists, Gong and Shou, are together, but in this era, we can write more about solving crimes.

This is my first time watching a crime-solving plot that travels through the 1970s. In the early stage, the protagonist goes to school at home, and the folks in the village are quite harmonious. When he is admitted to high school and enters the police station, he starts a series of crime-solving and activities, showing all aspects of the genius. The main plot is mainly cases. I like the extras very much!

Personally, I think the writing is very good, Goldfinger is not exaggerated, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the supporting characters can be mentioned in just one sentence, with clear priorities. If you like to read more entertaining IQ articles, you can follow them, this is not a favor [face covering]

I came here for a couple. I just saw the latest chapter. I thought that the two of them shouldn't be so strange. Then I read the previous chapters, the circle and the comment area, and it turns out that I have no cp. Goodbye, I'll leave first (the article is still good-looking)

It's really rare to see crime-solving novels from the era, with two male protagonists. It's not scary, it's exciting, and Golden Finger is not so outrageous that it makes people feel uncomfortable and speechless. In short, it's great.