I’m at the Dali Temple, and Trouble Follows Me Everywhere

I was attracted by the cover of this book. I looked at the four little birds sitting in a row. It was very cute. After reading a chapter or two, I felt that it was to my liking, but the number of words was too small and not enough to read [face covering]

A very good suspense mystery novel with group portraits. I haven't felt this comfortable reading it for a long time.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a good novel. It's very graphic and suitable for filming a TV series.

It looks great, but I don't understand why it's not very popular. Maybe it's because I feel a little frustrated. I don't really like watching this type of movies because the reality is too painful. So when I read articles, I prefer to read some with good results. But the author really writes it very well and is very close to reality.

It's good to watch, the plot is exciting, and it's interlocking. I think it will be turned into shorts and many people will follow it.

I have followed Daqian Forensic Medicine here. The content is very exciting.

Tomato is pretty good, and the storyline is well designed, but there is only one darker story line (the masked man), and generally if a man travels through his memory, the base will build its own forces, coal and iron complex/reinforced cement glass industry/white sugar, white sugar and black gunpowder/cotton Jenny textile machine, industrial revolution internal combustion engine~steam engine~steel ship. Let's start it. Solve the case while guiding the development of the base area, and directly overthrow the dark imperial power from north to south.

A good book needs no introduction. It's cool and fast paced. The lack of popularity is simply due to old bookworms being out of luck. I'll look at it first out of respect. [Learned]

The author's writing style is very good, and the process is also very exciting, but the result is too frustrating. After reading a case, you have to read a good book to thoroughly understand it.

Except for the nonsense sentence in the middle of Zhong Kui's case, this is basically a pretty good ancient detective story.