Hear Injustice

When I first read it, I thought they were all independent stories. After reading it, I felt that each story was a foreshadowing. The more I read, the better it became. The author's writing is wonderful, the story is fascinating, and the subject matter is novel. The high rating is indeed justified!

25 Mysterious cases are like scattered pearls, poetry codes, troupe phantoms, and eight mysteries all become a mirror that reflects the demons in people's hearts. When Princess Qingmei and the Iron-faced God are involved in the whirlpool, when the loyal dog swordsman and the snake and scorpion noble concubine play chess in the air, the truth turns into a poisonous peach blossom fan: there are no ghosts in the temple chess game, it is just desire in human skin gnawing at the mountains and rivers. This oriental mystery with the pathos of "Langya Bang" finally ends with the back of the coir raincoat hiding in the Medicine Valley, adding a page of footnotes to the history of the Ming Dynasty.

It's so good. I haven't read novels for a long time. It's because every time I read a chapter or two, I really don't have the desire to read anymore. I have always liked suspense and mystery novels. This book really touched my heart. I love it.

Moreover, the suspenseful atmosphere in the book reminded me of the time I used to play mystery games with my friends. We discussed clues and looked for the truth together. It was really enjoyable! The author's portrayal of the characters is also very good, making me full of curiosity about the Taoist priest who is immoral in the five elements. Looking forward to the development of the story later!

It is a very interesting novel. The main plot in it is composed of small detective stories, which is a bit like a simple version of Sherlock Holmes. Secondly, the development of the entire story is based on the nonsense counter-case "Red Pill Case", which is really like the writing style of the detective version of Langya Bang [Chigua]. The style is also very warm and touching, and the ending is a big HE [laughs]. However, there is still a small flaw. The author could delete the Feng Shui metaphysics in the introduction. I just wanted to read a Feng Shui metaphysics book, but I didn't see any relevant content in it. It really tricked me into killing me [eating melon]

Different from other detective novels, the cases here are short and concise, without too many reasoning plots. The whole process is explained clearly in a few sentences by the protagonist. The seemingly unrelated cases turn into an airtight network in the end, wrapping up and melting all the grudges and hatreds. Moreover, the author strives to be concise in his words and phrases, and does not have many idle words. It is really rare to read hundreds of thousands of words heartily and thoroughly in Tomato.

It's really good. In an environment that blindly pursues fast-paced and refreshing writing, this book is like a product from another world. The writing is really good and antique. There is no complicated logical reasoning. It is just one ordinary little story that penetrates people's hearts. It is written in detail and beautiful. The background refers to the Ming Dynasty. The overall story will be more amazing if you have not read Nirvana in Fire, but it does not affect it. Recommended.

I love it so much! ! ! At first I thought every case was solved very quickly, but as I got to the end I realized it was wonderful. I kept listening to it without even realizing it and got to know many of the characters step by step. The author made every character very real and multifaceted, not black and white. I really like this. The characters suddenly become super three-dimensional. I hope the author will publish more good-looking articles in the future [Love][Love][Like]

It's been a long time since I've seen such a wonderful ancient suspense crime novel. There are no deliberately twists and turns in the case, no messy emotional entanglements. Antique, wonderful🍉

The writing is beautiful and smooth, and the style is witty and humorous. The story is very interesting, and each different case is not mind-numbing, but the description is layer by layer, and there is reasonable logic in the confusion. It is not abrupt, nor is it a mind-boggling one. The description of the main character's personality is very full and three-dimensional, and the description of the main character's relationship makes people feel extremely warm. A very nice book!

Thumbs up, a typical mystery novel. The writing is okay. The details are restored in relatively detail. The main theme is relatively positive. In short, it does not depart from the ultimate suspense reasoning-the injustice is redressed, good and evil are rewarded, and the guilty are punished. In the unit story, each sub-unit is connected together by tiny people or objects. They are independent and related to each other. The ending also completes the whole story. Overall, it's a solid and well-executed story. In addition to the plot and story, the occasionally quoted poems are very good in expressing the emotions of the plot and sublimating the artistic conception of the scene.

Good looking. Every case is fascinating and special. It's just the nonsense at the end that he couldn't regain his status as a prince and ended up alone. It's really a pity. The prosperity, wealth, childhood sweetheart, and Tongtong that he originally had were all given up to others. It's so pitiful. The immortal emperor.

The best book I've read in a long time! The case is not complicated, but the writing is exquisite, and the love-hate entanglement between the characters is also very attractive to me!

As a mystery novel, there are many scattered decryption stories at the front end. Only later in the book do I realize that some of the stories can be connected. Every time a story opens, the author will introduce the protagonists Hu Hua and Shi Qi at the beginning, just like a security code. All the reasoning stories are not very convoluted, but they are basically reasonable. The author's writing skills are very good. His words, sentences, and foreshadowing can all be connected together. The story is quite interesting. Regarding the characters in the story, I think they all have a "real-life" feel. The bad guys have a good side, and the good guys also have a stubborn and biased side. The author is very successful in shaping the characters!

The pace is fast, and each story is a bit too short for a web article, so it feels like it would be perfect in a stand-alone short magazine. The author is also very attentive in typesetting. This is the first time I have seen the citation annotation function in Tomato. The previous protagonist's investigation of the murderer always felt a bit unhuman. Although the cases were judged according to routine, many murderers were the victims of the murder, and it seemed that it was still unbearable. The plots of the previous small cases developed too fast. It was not until the finale, when the protagonist's grievance was found out, that the story became longer and more integrated into the plot. The viewers were really excited.

The writing is very good, but each storyline feels vaguely familiar [laughing and crying]

The reasoning is quite rigorous, the writing is very good, and the characters are very interesting. Although it is the male protagonist, the female characters in it also have distinct personalities. They are not tools called male protagonists but living people. Can the author finish writing another book tomorrow? Thanks, I'm waiting!

There are very few books that I feel are well-written. Many books are just mouth-watering books, and they are read as soon as they are read, but they are just a passing glance. And this book attracted me to read for more than four hours every day. Yes, I will search for other works by this author.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a pleasant article. Yes, this can't be said to be an online novel. This is a beautiful article. The writing is simple and grand, and it has the legacy of the new cultural period of the Republic of China. It uses allusions and words exquisitely and uses conflicting words. Every sentence is impeccable, and the whole text is full of speculations on human affairs and social thinking. The article takes the Ming Dynasty as the stage to play out the joys and sorrows of separation and reunion. There is not a single word about modern times, but it is written about the present era everywhere. This work can be regarded as a top-notch work, and it is a great kindness.

A very healing story. The three hopes mentioned at the end are really the hopes of everyone. I like the third one the most: Ling hopes for world peace. Hope business is booming. I hope to sleep until I wake up naturally every day and be a happy salted fish!

It's nice to read, the small case is short, natural, and fast-paced. The foreshadowing leading to the final story is not abrupt. It's wonderfully written and the characters are very distinct. The last two ancient extras have a better feel than some group portrait articles.

Must get five-star praise. The writing is beautiful (except for the addition of some modern vocabulary). The case is complicated and confusing, and the layers are peeled off. Although there are casualties, the ending is generally satisfactory. Rarely good article

Good-looking, no nonsense, concise, concise, very attractive, and the plot is well connected.

It was really beautiful. Looking back at it in the end, everything was just right. Moreover, the whole story is written smoothly, and the time does not wander because it is a small unit solving a case. It is really remarkable that a suspenseful article made me read without any confusion. In fact, when I read about 80% of this article, I guessed that the ending might be a little sad, but I didn't expect that the author gave everyone such a good ending. [Like][Like][Like]

The writing is very good! The writing is artistic and the story is interesting. It's worth reading.

Well written, the key is that the pace is tight and there is no nonsense. The writing is very good and the concept is clever. It starts off as small stories, but in the end they are all connected and closely related to the protagonist. There is no absolute villain, only love and hatred from different standpoints. Thanks to the author!

Tomato is one of the few novels that doesn't focus on romance + solving crimes. Every story has logic and connection, it's beautiful

Very nice! It's so enjoyable to read one story after another [Like][Like][Like][Like]

Each story is very good, telling about human nature and the impermanence of the world, and the non-protagonist characters are also very three-dimensional (everyone is a very good person [almost crying]) Recommended

At first, it seemed that they were all separate cases, but as I read further, I discovered that there were invisible connections between the cases. I really like reading novels about united detectives. They use nonsense and confusing life experiences to connect various cases. It is very exciting and good.