
Has the Chief Justice Cried Today?
提刑大人今天哭了吗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 686k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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I highly recommend this novel! The female lead is an ancient psychologist, and the male lead is a criminal investigator who suffers from a serious mental illness. The case is very novel, ingeniously designed, and intricately linked, both logical and unexpected. The characters are vivid and well-developed, not stereotypical.
New story starting! This one is still an ancient detective story, and I'll try my best to update daily! 💕💕
The entire book can only be described in two words—mind-bending. It's clear the author put a lot of thought and effort into writing it. Each case is unique, and the author cleverly portrays the tacit understanding between Qingze and Antang. Their relationship is such that even when Antang is controlled as a puppet by Ning Ruhui, a single tear from Qingze can bring her back to her senses.
Overall, it's great. The characters aren't one-dimensional; each one is well-developed and memorable, and even the villains are intelligent. The plot is tightly woven and avoids clichés, with a tight pace. However, towards the end, it felt a bit forced, with the main characters repeatedly falling into traps and the villains constantly changing their minds, which was infuriating.
The logic is meticulous, the writing is concise and skillful, and it's very vivid. The male and female leads are generally evenly matched, both being intelligent individuals. The plot and the romance are given equal weight. I haven't found a historical romance/suspense novel I can get into for a long time, but this one is really good, highly recommended, you won't regret reading it!
I couldn't wait to give it five stars after writing this follow-up review 💕. The story is intricately linked, and each character has a story to unravel. It combines crime-solving with elements of mental illness, making it a very fresh and engaging detective story. I'm looking forward to seeing how the story unfolds and hope it stays high-energy until the very end. 😘😘😘😘 I'll write the rest of my review after the book is finished. 😎
It's great! The female lead's character is quite unique; it's the first time I've read a book where the female lead is a "psychologist." Although the second male lead is very evil, I have to admit the author portrayed him very well; I hated him so much I wanted to grind my teeth. He's also the smartest villain I've ever read. Sometimes I really felt worried for the male and female leads.
An Tang (An Xintang): Daughter of Imperial Censor An, a mental health specialist. Xie Qingze: courtesy name Huanzhou, the second son of the Marquis of Xuanyang, and the Chief Justice of the Capital Circuit. It looks pretty good. The An family, including the Imperial Censor, was brutally murdered overnight and their bodies arranged into smiling puppets.
Highly recommended! How could such a brilliant and logically sound story only get a 6.8 Rating?! The female lead, An Tang, is an ancient psychologist, while the male lead is a mentally challenged but highly skilled detective! This story follows two childhood sweethearts who journey together, redeeming each other, catching a despicable psychopath, and unraveling conspiracy after conspiracy!
This is the most suspenseful and intricately plotted story I've ever read. You couldn't guess what would happen next, it kept me on the edge of my seat! The author also meticulously filled in every plot hole, it was truly amazing! I highly recommend it to all my fellow readers!