There Are Fish in the Northern Sea: A Mystery

I've been following "The Imperial Doctress" since the beginning, and I especially love the author's writing style. Unlike some books that are deliberately funny, the author's humor is genuinely heartwarming and makes the characters incredibly endearing!

This is the fourth book by Tongqian that I've read, and I followed it all the way to the end. It didn't disappoint me. It's really good! I only realized what the book was trying to tell me after the main story ended, but I believe that Fourteen exists. The epilogue was so tear-jerking; it made me so sad.

I'm a little sad to say goodbye, it's so short. The main story doesn't have a romantic subplot between the male and female leads; it only appears in the last few sentences of the last chapter of the epilogue. But that doesn't detract from its appeal! This is truly a story of female protagonist growth, and the ending really elevates the entire story! Definitely worth reading, five-star recommendation!

It's a captivating story: a coroner breaking free from the shackles of fate and moving forward, and a shameless but fearful advisor, who join hands to overcome obstacles. A fleeting dream, a journey to save oneself, and a series of unexpected twists and turns shape this tale.

It's good, but overall not as good as the previous book. I started reading from around chapter 10, and finished the next few dozen after each update. Perhaps due to length constraints, the characters aren't as deeply developed as in the previous book, although the characters and plots in the side stories are better.

It's great! The ending was amazing. The male lead can't fly or dive, and he doesn't have any unparalleled martial arts skills, but his thought process is incredibly clear, haha. The female lead is also very strong and grows up gradually. The reliable Constable Zhao, the obedient Little Stone, and Fourteen are all great. The plot is also very engaging, with each event tightly linked to the next.

I highly recommend this concise and insightful article. The individual cases within are particularly well-connected, like pearls strung together. The author is fantastic! I've read all the reviews, and I just want to know who gave it a low rating. This book is amazing; even a seasoned bookworm would read it day and night, except when I was at work. Don't be misled by the ratings.

The storyline is excellent, and each case hits a nerve with people. At first, Princess Tianyin's appearance led to speculation that she might be involved in the prince's death, but it turns out that she orchestrated all the cases herself.

It's a very good watch, very efficient. Both the male and female leads have great personalities; the female lead is a little weak at first but gradually matures. There's no drawn-out romance, no sudden deep, affectionate gazes while investigating a case or examining a corpse. The ending is also quite clever.

It's really good, why is the rating so low? To put it simply, I came here because of *The Female Doctor*. This author's novels are all very good, not verbose at all, the plots flow very well, and there isn't too much romance. It's just too short; I didn't get enough.