The Brocade-Clad Goddess Detective

I finally understand why it scored 7 points. To be honest, I think it should be at the level of 8.5 Points. I would give it a higher than passing grade of four stars. The disadvantage is that it drags on too much, writing unnecessary things over and over again, making it difficult not to doubt the word count. There is another shortcoming that is not considered a shortcoming, but many people may not be able to accept it. It is that the male and female protagonists are too ordinary. This is an ordinary crime-solving story, without any ups and downs, and nothing exciting. I like tradition very much. The advantage is that in front of a group of forensic doctors, trace examination has a unique sense of presence.

The logic of each case is clear and the reasoning is well-founded. The most important thing is that the male protagonist is a very normal and upright person. He is not greasy and jealous. The description is also very decent and his work is very down-to-earth. There is no such cold, ruthless and superior description, because I feel that to be able to sit in a high position, you need to be well-rounded, and You don't have to be cold-faced to get to the top. No matter how capable you are, you won't be able to go far if you don't understand the world. So this male protagonist gives me the feeling that he can have a balanced relationship with his subordinates and superiors. He doesn't act like he's awesome. When he encounters someone he can't offend, he just takes a step back and waits for a chance to fight back. He's a very reasonable and normal male protagonist.

It's good to read. I finally read an ancient detective novel that doesn't involve hatred of country and family.

It's very good. The plot is very smooth, the case tracking is quick and easy, and the hidden story behind it is also close to life. There is no forced lyricism or blockbuster preaching. The male and female protagonists are well designed, the male protagonist is calm and upright, the female protagonist is smart and generous, and the supporting characters also have their own characteristics. The only drawback now is that it's been serialized for only two days, so I have to wait for food every day.

This book, really, has a lot of typos, and character names appear in cameos from time to time. It was okay at first, but later on it became very angry and annoying, and then I gave up for a while. However, the plot is really good. It does not treat readers as fools. For now, it is mainly about solving crimes, supplemented by emotional lines. It is really good-looking and I can't bear to give it up.

It's pretty good. The heroine is just a reminder. Most of them are the male protagonists who are investigating the case. I don't feel that the plot is dragging on. Even if I feel this way, I feel it is necessary. There is nothing verbose and muddled. Especially the male protagonist, who is indifferent on the surface and is straight-forward in nature. When he says what he likes, he should be serious. His relationship with the heroine is simply a straight-forward relationship. There are some typos in the back and it always emphasizes that he can do martial arts, trace inspections, etc., And that the male protagonist is a good person and does not embarrass his subordinates. Generally speaking, if you can accept it, you can accept it. If you don't, you can move on.

Been watching it for two days. Are you serious that this book has more than 7 points? Doesn't Tomato give publicity? ! ! ! ! ! The first case alone was very exciting. My reading time may be a little short, because I basically listen to books. I was a little scared when I heard it in the middle of the night. But nothing happens during the day, so you can watch with confidence. The last few buttons are probably the third one. They are all well-written and mature cases, and there is not too much emotion between the male and female protagonists. It just looks very comfortable, and it feels like there's a lot of foreshadowing. It seems that the heroine's father and brother have different backgrounds. The setting of the male protagonist is like that of Under the Brocade, a kind of humane guard who will not kill innocent people indiscriminately or use lynching at will. Pretty average. The heroine's eyes are particularly good at identifying traces. This setting really attracts me. I feel that novels such as forensic novels and crime-solving novels can be recommended by the community. This book is really well written. 7 Points is really too unfair. Later on, I couldn't stand the emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists. Obviously the first part is all plot, and I can accept a little interspersed with it. But when it comes to the emotional scenes at the end, it's very long, or a whole chapter is devoted to love. I really hate this. All I can accept is a few words in the plot that falling in love will not affect your career. I can't accept the kind of people who stop working and just write about their feelings.

Overall it's very good. This is one of the "ancient suspense" books I've ever read, and it has a rather scary plot, which is rare and does give people a sense of immersion. The relationship between the male and female protagonists also develops very gradually. It's not love at first sight, nor is it irrational love to death, which is good. Both the male and female protagonists are quite down-to-earth. The male protagonist is not aloof and can play with others; the female protagonist is not pretentious, does not find it too bitter, dirty, or troublesome. She does not show her kindness everywhere and has a clear positioning of herself. The most important thing is that no one is holding back. Whether it is the protagonist group or the male and female protagonists' families, they are all very good. There is no top quality. It feels like a good article, but if the protagonist's family is holding back, it will be really disappointing. The ending feels unexpected and reasonable. I didn't expect it to end in just one or two sentences, but if you think about it carefully, the development of the story is indeed how it should be. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is the main line, connecting different cases one after another. They are always on the road.

I've been reading mostly forensic stories lately, and there are very few trace-examination stories. They're very interesting, the language is very funny, the male and female protagonists are also likable, and the story is interesting. There are no big flaws yet. Come on, author! [Like][Like][Like]

The content of the plot is very good, but some of the words are wordy. Sometimes I feel a little tired. The author writes very warmly about family relationships, and there are also funny scenes. Finally, the writing style needs to be strengthened. The article needs to be more careful. I can also write the heroine's name with other names... I also suggest that the author does not need to repeat the popular science if it is unnecessary. Readers who like to read this kind of novel are not stupid [face covering] Tell it once and everyone will remember it. If you can't remember, someone will ask, and other readers will reply. So don't worry about readers not remembering something