From the Start, I Examined a Ghost’s Corpse, and the Embroidered Uniform Guards Begged Me to Stop Showing Off

So far, I quite like watching it because I just watched it not long ago. The characters and portrayals of Gu Changqing and Shen Shiliu are very good. But teacher, do you really not consider them both? I am very willing to pay for them. I hope you will see this.

Yes, the character descriptions are particularly realistic and vivid. The protagonist Gu Changqing is a character who only pursues the truth. He is calm and rational when working, but he is actually a bit messy. Shen Shiliu, a man who bears the burden of his father's injustice and the rise and fall of his family, is willing to be the emperor's sword. He is cold-blooded and cruel but still has a bit of humanity. There is also the emperor, who is invisible in his emotions and anger, and makes decisions before acting, to check and balance the emperor in the court. The plot is quite attractive, but the ending of the case of Zhou Xun's haunted house feels a bit sloppy. A well-planned murder scene, three unpredictable murders, and the assassination of an old slave in one case made Zhou Xun, who had endured for many years, surrender directly. There are also a lot of foreshadowings, what happened to Shen Liuliu's father, the old case of Zhou Xun's family implicated the former crown prince, and the favor Shen Liuliu owed to Third Sister Gou. The situation in the court will definitely be involved in the Jiangnan Dragon King's marriage case. What will happen to the emperor, the prince, Yan Dang, Shen Liuliu and Gu Changqing in the future? We look forward to it.

I don't know if anyone has watched the version of Detective Di Renjie played by Bosco Wong. That one was super good. I read it several times. This book is similar to that one for me. It's super good-looking. The rhythm is tight, and everything is connected. The protagonist's brain is also very good. I remember someone in the comment area said that the protagonist is Shen Shiliu. The external brain, hahahaha, you are so right, I feel like with Gu Changqing around, Shen Shiliu can't use his brain at all. One of them has a super brain and the other has super power. It's so fun to watch. It's really easy to get into it. But there are too few chapters. I'm reading hard and a yellow button pops up [crying]

Baozi, who loves suspense, has male protagonists who are addicted to alcohol, and is obsessed with ancient criminal investigations, closed his eyes and rushed. When reading the article, I seemed to follow the protagonist in the autopsy and peeling off the cocoon. I felt both refreshed and immersed. It is really not a loss to invest in it! ! It took me two days to finish this novel. This way it not only covers the highlights of the genre (suspense, ancient style, dual male protagonists), but also talks about the plot, characters, writing style, and personal reading experience, which can affect other readers~

The plot can be quite interesting, the scenes are realistic and emotional, the forensic perspective of solving the case is fresh, and the dialogue and details make the tension full. I think some of the descriptions of torture are a little deliberate and the pace is a little slow. The whole thing is down-to-earth, and the more you look at it, the more you get excited! The most outrageous thing about this book is the male protagonist Gu Changqing. Although it is set in ancient times, he directly uses modern chemistry to attack feudal superstition. How about the skinning of evil ghosts and the crossing of sinister soldiers, who were so frightened that others wet their pants? He took out the reagent tube and directly pressed the "ghost" on the ground and rubbed it. The feeling of crushing IQ was so exciting that his scalp was numb! There are two male protagonists, one is a cold-blooded forensic doctor with a high IQ, and the other is a "mad dog" with a high level of martial arts. From taking advantage of each other to giving each other's back, Gu Changqing and Shen Shiliu interacted humorously. The plot is very fast-paced, and the villain's IQ is also on the top. It's not a brainless novel. Now that we have reached the end of the Northern Xinjiang dungeon, our expectations are high! Believe me, you won't lose money if you invest in stocks, even if you stay up late to read it!

By the way, I like forensic literature very much, so I give it one more star. Let's talk about the advantages. The writing is good, the dialogue between the characters and the general rhythm of the story are pretty good. The characters don't have any interesting points. There is a lot of professional knowledge but not too much to be boring, but it's probably not too professional, which is just right. The shortcomings are quite obvious. There are hammers in one thing and a hammer in the other. For example, the poison player in Yangzhou somehow ended up in the capital to help analyze poisons. Another example is that although the protagonist traveled through time, he strangely has a lot of local connections. When he returned to the capital, he pretended to be a semi-immortal at first, and then suddenly everyone knew that he was pretending. There are many cases like this, which may be caused by AI expansion. If you want to see it, think about it yourself.

The author of this article is very good, each character is distinct, and the story is very immersive. I have a small problem, that is, Mr. Shen is a special character because of his father and position. It doesn't matter if he has a cold personality. He always opens his mouth to kill you, but with the male protagonist He didn't change at all when Mr. Gu joined. At first, he knew too well that it was okay to say this. After so many cases were solved, he still looked the same. Well, it's okay if you don't change. Then you do what you say and you kill, but you don't. The author wants to express that he is extremely contradictory? No matter what it is, he has the idea of ​​​​killing Mr. Gu. Maybe he has different views. I feel that Mr. Gu, wouldn't you just be an ordinary person? [Cover face]

It's good to read, don't believe the introduction. It has cp, but the author writes it very well. I still like simple crime solving, Good bye

After reading Chapter 50, I found that I was a little confused. Who is in charge of these Thirteen Divisions? Why does Shen Shiliu seem to have no idea about the people under his jurisdiction? On the contrary, Gu Changqing, who was in Dali Temple and recently joined the Thirteenth Division, knows better. It's strange and weird.

The writing is a bit ambiguous🙈 It's well written without being too serious, and it's also very graphic. Occasionally there are some minor issues, but they don't affect the overall writing style. Listening to a book is like listening to a story, no ink stains, very beautiful