Detective Farce! The Husky Versus the Cat!

At first I was attracted by the title "Er Ha vs Hakimi", but after clicking on it I found that the character of Katie is so interesting! Playing tricks in the chess and card room to defeat a retired patrolman, not looking back to see the explosion after jumping at a red light, and the contrast between fantasy and reality during the interview, every plot is full of funny and lively energy. Especially the part about her using her lie detector ability to expose her neighbor's lies. The details are very real and it is very easy to read. It has become a must-read article for me every day. I really like this kind of story that is not deliberately sensational and relies purely on characters and plot to attract people.

Katie fantasizes about being a "gentle and smart detective", but is brought back to reality by being slapped by the interviewer; she calls her mother and tells her that she needs to listen to ads on her cell phone to earn airtime. These small details are very close to life, and she often smiles when watching them. And the plot is not just funny. Later it is mentioned that the murder of the hamster boss is to be investigated and the stowaways are settled. You can feel that the story is slowly unfolding and it does not stay in the daily farce. This combination of "relaxing daily life + small suspense" is particularly good. It's very comfortable to follow. I really like it.

The plots in this book are very vivid and the pictures are very strong. And the plot is not only funny, for example, there is a girl hiding among the interviewers who wants to get close to Inspector Black Cat for revenge, which adds a little suspense to the story and makes people want to know the follow-up development. The overall rhythm is very comfortable, neither procrastinating nor deliberately creating conflicts. This kind of relaxed and interesting writing is really very popular.