The Ministry of Justice Promotion Diaries
刑部升职记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 670k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- The Ministry of Justice Worker's Handbook刑部打工守则Alternate title on Fanqie
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The writing on Tomato Potion is quite good, with no major logical flaws, so this score is terrible. Let's give it a little encouragement. Author, please keep updating! [Requesting more updates!]
This is the best mystery novel I've ever read on Tomato Bookstore. It's much better than that other highly-rated mystery novel, the one where the female lead's name was something like Lan. I can't remember her name, but that one was way better. The plot is full of twists and turns, making it impossible to put down. And the best part is, it's still going strong! I'm stunned...
The author writes so well, narrating everything in a captivating way. I hope the female lead rises through the ranks; I'm so interested in power. It's really good! I really like the author's narrative style.
Each case is told in a detailed and engaging way, which I found quite enjoyable, although some details were handled a bit abruptly. It's worth watching.
It's very well written, the case-solving is clear and logical, progressing step by step. However, is the male lead really surnamed Yang? I have a feeling the relationship might fall apart at the end because of his mother's surname, which makes the relationship seem very unstable. Of course, only a small part of the romance has been developed so far.
Five stars! A very good ancient detective novel. The female lead doesn't have a melodramatic backstory, a family that drags her down, or a stunning appearance. She doesn't have any sly smiles, stick out her tongue, tilt her head, or hop around. The main content revolves around solving cases, advancing the plot, and getting promoted, interspersed with themes of family, friendship, and romance.
Although there aren't many readers now, I believe there will be more and more in the future. After all, the author's writing is excellent; gold always shines! The story unfolds smoothly, with clear logic and a well-connected plot. The reasoning is particularly well-written. However, the beginning has fewer paragraphs.
This is a relatively realistic crime investigation novel. The first two chapters felt like reading a primary school student's diary, but the plot only became captivating once the case officially began. The author meticulously analyzes and explains each step of the case from the female protagonist's perspective, allowing readers to follow her train of thought and make guesses.
This is so good, Red Date! I haven't read such a wonderful novel in years. It even has the ancient crime-solving element that I love, and the writing is so captivating and detailed—it's rare to find such a well-written and engaging work. I also love the character interactions. I just hope you'll produce more content; I love everything you write!
It's good, really good. The female lead's past life as a lawyer served zero purpose; sometimes I even felt like she was from ancient times. Overall, it's quite good. Aside from eating and sleeping, I was constantly reading, and except for one instance where I almost gave up, I read it smoothly the whole time. Some people say the ending left many things unresolved, but I think it's enough.