My name is Lin Mo, and I’m a man with a built-in “jinx” aura. People can’t stand me, yet somehow I always get you to solve your own cases!
Don’t ask me how I do it. I have no idea! Maybe you’re all just too good at imagining things!
[Boss: I only asked him to fix the printer. How did he end up exposing my secret stash?!]
[Pickpocket: I only stole a wallet. How did one stumble land me in jail?! And why did they give me a thank-you banner?!]
[Gangster: Our plan was flawless! How did we end up taking ourselves out the moment he showed up?!]
[International Spy: We’re professionally trained. No matter how funny it is, we won’t laugh... unless we can’t help it, pfft! Lin Mo, get away from me!]
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Beautiful policewoman Su Qing (gritting her teeth, but unable to get enough): “Lin Mo! I suspect you’re doing this on purpose, but I have no proof! Next time... ‘accidentally’ do it again!”
Online writer Zhao Xiaotao (eyes sparkling): “Material! It’s all material! Mr. Lin Mo is my muse! I’ve already come up with the title: How a Jinx Solves Cases by Getting People to Read Too Much Into Things!”
Lin Mo (internal monologue): “Well, there it is... I knew this would happen... I’m tired. Just destroy the world already.”
Criminals across the city tremble in fear, while the whole population grabs snacks and watches the show! What unbelievable news will Lin Mo “accidentally” make today? Stay tuned for the year’s greatest “passive” urban legend!
The setting is very interesting. I would like to make two suggestions: Section, section, section. Say important things three times. Reading this paragraph of two to three hundred words is really a headache. It takes two pages to turn the page. The author is used to using a lot of very strange metaphors. Basically, two metaphors or other rhetorical figures are used in three sentences. It is either inappropriate or there are too many and it seems a bit wordy... It should be the second book. Good luck to the author.
It's very beautiful. Come on, author. Make persistent efforts
A remake of "Detective Chinatown i" with a slightly fantasy color. Recommended by old bookworms. It's a cool read? There's nothing wrong with me overall