This Lawyer Has a Cursed Tongue, Mr. Tang, Please Stay Away
乌鸦嘴本律师认了，唐少请回避
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 354k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
156Chapters
1.5kReads · 30 days
24.5kReads · all time
226Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.5Score
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This book is so good! The content is original and the plot is very engaging, with one case after another that vividly portrays the various aspects of society. Most importantly, I really like the smart, kind, and witty female lead; I don't like weak female leads.
Five stars. If there were ten stars, I'd give it ten stars. It is written in a clear, accessible, and down-to-earth style, explaining complex concepts in a simple and easy-to-understand way. The best legal article I've ever read. As a seasoned bookworm who has read thousands of novels, I've read some excellent legal novels with solid professional aspects, but they always have some flaws: either…
I've read several of the author's novels, and I think this one is the most interesting. I often burst out laughing while reading the cases. All the characters are very distinct, and I eagerly await a sequel.
This is so good! I've been following the updates non-stop. Please update soon, I can't get enough! The female lead's crime-solving skills are so good, it's a shame she's not a police officer. And I love the chemistry between her and the male lead. Tang Ershao is so cute, he's like a husky, always wagging his tail at the female lead, hahaha!
The premise is novel. It's based on the author's previous book; the author updates consistently and prolificly, writes fluently, and handles both long and short stories with ease. They are already a very mature author. Keep it up! ⛽⛽⛽⛽ It's sure to be a huge hit!!
This is so good, haha! Author, please update soon!!! I never expected the female lead's weird blind date to become friends with the male and female leads. At first, I thought the female lead was going to teach him a lesson, but I didn't expect to see his good points later on 🤦 Oh my god, there was a twist! I was proven wrong! 🤦
Super good! All of this author's works are great 😢😢😢 The rating might be a little low because not many people have read them. Author, please write a sequel! 😢😢😢😢😢
The characters are all adorable! Before reading the book, I wondered why it had such a low rating. After reading the reviews, I felt it was just two trolls giving it a low score maliciously. The book is very good; I personally really like it. The cases are tightly plotted, well-organized, and the logic is sound.
Why doesn't the author try working on JJ (Journal of Journalism and Publication)? I feel like Tomato (the author's pen name) doesn't really like this kind of serious, suspenseful style. I think this book deserves at least a 9 out of 10. Many books that score 9 or higher on Tomato are inexplicably high; I don't know why. Maybe JJ could even sell the rights!
It's a very good book. The female lead's mental state is very good and realistic, as is the male lead. He's a rare rich second-generation male lead that I don't dislike. There are no boring misunderstandings either. The female lead's process of solving cases is also very logical and reasonable. She's not the kind of person who knows everything like she has cheat codes. The whole story is too short; I hope the author can write a second book.