The Widow Who Solves Cases with Style After Crossing a Bratty Younger Man
惹上年下纨绔，寡妇探案又美又飒
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 702k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Updated
- 8d ago
- English
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13Reads · 30 days
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It's alright, but why isn't she a real widow? Why make her a double virgin? It seems unnecessary. (><)
The characters are well-developed and logical. The only flaw is that the young master of the Nan family has too many flaws. It's impossible for him to be so innocent. All the bad things were done by the servants, and he just didn't know it. Moreover, a true aristocratic family would not tolerate such a wicked servant.
Ugh, I thought it was finished! I've been reading for ages, and I was wondering why the male lead hadn't appeared yet, only to find out it's a new book! I'm going to collapse! I think it's really good, and it does require some brainpower. The male lead's current character seems arrogant and a bit wicked. I wonder if there will be a twist later, but overall it's still very good.
Why are so few people reading this book? There are hardly any reviews. It's a rare gem of a story; the author's writing is excellent. The crime-solving plot is also quite good, with twists and turns in the pursuit of the culprit, which is commendable. I'm really looking forward to the romance between the young master and the widow; I hope they develop more of it.
It's good, but watching the crime-solving process really tests your patience...
The logic is clear, the writing is good, and the story is intriguing. The author plans to write a million words and is currently still laying the groundwork; much hasn't been described yet, but it's truly a good read.
It's a good read, the writing is excellent, and the word choice is refined, showing the author's good cultural background. I look forward to the updates every day, but the pace feels a little slow.
A rare find among good books.
Beautiful! The author has great taste! (˘⌣˘)ʃ
It's great! Keep up the good work, author!