
She's Too Low-Key for a Big Boss in the Police Force.
警界大佬她低调过头
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 316k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
61Reads
6.8Score
156Chapters
8Listens
74kReads · all time
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I Want to See a Heroine Who Is Low-Key, Non-Verbal, and Decisive in Killing, with Eight Hundred Tricks.
I want to read a book similar to "Daughter-in-law". I want to see a otaku novel where the heroine kills decisively without talking nonsense.
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It's Summer Vacation. Is There Any Old Bookworm Out There Who Can Use Their Money to "Discuss Books"?
I want to read a book similar to "I'm Not a Drama God". It's summer vacation. Do you have any recommendations for high-quality, thoughtful books? The last wish from book lovers.
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I just said that Ji Changqing is introduced at the beginning, but there is no content about him in the middle. It turns out that he is the big boss and he is (Redeemer) [But why is he traumatized and psychologically distorted? Wasn't the heroine's parents killed in that case? But in the middle, Yan Mo really cried and died for love, and then Yanlin, and everyone around the heroine disappeared one by one.
It's okay, the content is pretty good, and the writing about solving crimes is pretty good. But why the boss in the end is Ji Changqing, I didn't see it before.
It's good-looking and not sloppy. I like to read this kind of logical reasoning novel.
The content is wonderful, very beautiful, I like it very much [laughing][laughing][laughing]
It's good to read…please recommend this book
I've read a few chapters and it's okay
I feel like I haven't filled the hole yet. Ji Changqing witnessed the murder of the heroine's baby's parents when he was a child. How did he not notice it?
The structure is clear and can be seen at a glance
The overall plot is compact and the heroine is powerful.
The content is wonderful and very nice, but after reading the introduction, I felt that it didn't quite match the point.