The Everyday Life of a Censor's Daughter

So pretty! Came from Zhuangya. The plot is tense and the story rhythm is tight. I love reading it!

For the first time, I am at the forefront of eating melons [Eating Melons] The heroine Jiaojiao has loved eating melons since she was a child, and she has a melon-eating physique. She can also help her old father get promoted, help Lord Xiaowen solve crimes, and help the little sisters identify scumbags. Who wouldn't love such a cutie [making faces]

It's really funny. The system and the host have always co-existed in Chiguawen. However, this article is novel and unique. The heroine is very cute. My parents didn't even say anything. I give this family a thumbs up. Come on.

Dali's book is a good one, keep going.

The whole story is about the melons that the heroine eats. It starts from when the heroine was young. It tells the story of the heroine who loved to eat melons since she was a child. It is not until she grows up that she meets the male protagonist after about a hundred chapters. Many times the heroine eats melons that help the hero solve crimes. In this article, the hero only appears a handful of times, and he doesn't get along with the heroine much. There is very little interaction. Those who want to see a sweet love can avoid lightning. It feels like the heroine takes advantage of the hero's beauty when they are together. The hero gradually falls in love with the heroine after seeing her more often. Because there is another companion article, many plots in this article are missing for those who have not read the other one. As a result, some plots of this article are passed by and cannot be understood clearly. The ending is also very concise. The plot of the rebels' appearance was not even written, but it immediately jumped to the male protagonist's proposal of marriage. It was also not written that the good sister Xuerou knew that they were together. It was probably written in another companion article. I found this article unsatisfying to read. Some of the storylines didn't connect well. You have to read another companion article to find out the missing plot. What if you don't want to read the other one? Also, if you want to watch Sweet Love, the interaction between the male and female protagonists can avoid lightning, because the male protagonist only appears a handful of times and interacts less. The main author of the full text has good writing. The various melons the heroine eats and the heroine's character and good luck attracted me to read it.

Full five stars! Don't be fooled by the "sweet pet" label, this is actually a detective and gossip novel cloaked in romance! The heroine Zuo Jiaojiao's "Melon-eating Holy Body" is so amazing. She does not passively listen to gossip, but takes the initiative to dig out the truth and help others with a sense of justice. Solving crimes and enjoying life go hand in hand, the rhythm is tight and the pressure is relieved. Highly recommended!

Although it is just ordinary, the details are not sloppy. I look forward to the author's future performance [Like][Like][Like]

The protagonist eats melons and helps his father to provide evidence and solve the case in Dali Temple. The protagonist's emotional line is relatively small and appears late. The overall atmosphere is very relaxed and pleasant. Jiaojiao's physique is a bit similar to that of Conan. It doesn't mean that there will be murders wherever she appears, but that there will be melons to eat wherever she appears. There are no logical problems with some cases, and they are not all explosive, but they do reflect some concepts. And some of the characters in this book are related to another book by the author.

Turns out we are old acquaintances [face covering] I said it can help the book shortage [laughing] It's easy to fall into the trap as always.

Mr. And Mrs. Zuo Yushi and Grandma Zuo really doted on Jiaojiao, but they didn't dote on her. Jiaojiao is also using her own way to help Zuo Yushi supervise the officials [get it][get it][get it]