[Republic of China twin-shu version of "Holmes and Moriarty"!
[Republic of China + dual heroines + female group portraits + detective + suspense + falling in love and killing each other]
Twin sisters of light and shadow, a story of revenge among girls in the Republic of China.
One is a fledgling female detective, and the other is a mature and cunning criminal planner.
One hides in the shadows and plots crimes to avenge others; the other shines brightly in front of others, pursuing the truth and adhering to the law.
——"Your enemy should never have been me."
In May 1936, after graduating from a girls' school, Bai Chenjun, the daughter of a commander who was addicted to detective novels, was unwilling to follow the arrangements to get married, but insisted on entering the Lucheng Police Station. With her super powers of observation, she cracked the cover-up trick used by the Jin family's bride to disappear within one day, but in the end it led to the tragedy of Miss Jin's suicide.
On the other side, Lin Buyi, the mastermind who received money to plan and help Miss Jin escape, also noticed Bai Chenjun's existence because of this incident, and was very concerned about what she was doing, but Bai Chenjun himself did not know this boss Lin...
Reader comments
It's so good. I finished it in one sitting today. The case is not brainless to solve, and the plot is also very good. The sensibility of the incident and the rationality of the law, and the justice of the country.
But the reason why I didn't give it five stars is because I first clicked on it because I saw the tag of dual heroines in the introduction. I rarely see the theme of dual heroines + the Republic of China + solving crimes on Tomato. (Although neither pair is together)
I felt like I was being tricked into killing someone (like it was stuck in my throat, like I was wearing a vest, and I was sitting on pins and needles), but it was really well written so I finished reading it, so I can only give it four stars.
How can I put it? It's very well-written. There's no denying the importance of family and country. But I thought it was GL because I read the introduction of the two heroines. I still got it wrong. I read halfway through and skipped to the end. They're all very patriotic.
It's a very nice group portrait of the Republic of China. The plot is very smooth and the text is very graphic. The two protagonists battle wits and courage and finally end up in the same place, fighting for the people in troubled times. The group portraits are also very good, each character is quite three-dimensional. I especially like the character Jiang Xiaoyuan. She is smart and courageous. In a sense, her changes also hint at Bai Chenjun's future direction. She first uses the law to defend her friends but to no avail, and then uses violence to kill her enemies. This is not because she advocates violence, but because she realizes that the social order has collapsed. The powerful do not abide by the law, foreigners do not abide by the law, and the law has long lost its binding force. I don't know where she went, whether she is still pursuing her ideals, whether she will meet Chen Jun and Buyi again...
Tired of watching the dramas about the bitterness of the Republic of China, finally a sister uses her IQ and courage to fight her way out!
It's really good to watch. Chen Jun is very smart, and the back and forth fight with Busuo is very interesting. The logic of the case is very clear. Chen Jun is gradually growing up. The feelings about family and country in the last chapter are very touching. I cried while watching it. I think this ending is not happy. It is a bit uncomfortable for me who likes to watch dumplings, but it is well written. There is no love in front of family and country.
Some people say that there is a male protagonist, but they gave up, but in fact, the relationship between Chen Jun and the male protagonist is very interesting, and the male protagonist does not have many scenes. It is a pity that in the end, he is just a "best friend". The pairing with the eldest brother of the Ying family is also touching and lamentable. I have a narrow vision and always feel that they should be together and be good, but sometimes fate is like this.
It's very good, it's really good. I've rarely seen such a good novel. It's really good.
Suspense + group portraits + sister bonding, there are so many elements that it's like a hot pot serving a full banquet, and it's so delicious that it makes you cry!
Real and fantasy, painful and gratifying, they are vivid, dark times, the definition of justice and fairness, the plot is ups and downs, and the reasoning is rigorous. I still want to read the subsequent stories, but I don't dare to guess their endings. Good book
If Bai Chenjun was born in a peaceful era, she might be a legal beauty, but unfortunately this is 1936, and her road is destined to be paved with blood and fire.
The IQs of the two heroines are online throughout the whole process, and there is no bad plot. Fans of this mystery will be moved to their knees!
The height of the cheongsam slit, the choice of cigarette brand, the accent of the English words... These details of the Republic of China are simply the suspenseful atmosphere itself.
Miss Jin's plan to escape from marriage can be called the Republic of China version of "The Beauty Trap"! The sister group commits crimes, but it's a pity that the ending is BE aesthetics.
I've seen half of it now, and it's very beautiful. My evaluation of the novel is the reading experience. When I read it, it was very smooth. I wouldn't say it felt stiff or boring and I couldn't stand it. Just open it and you can read along with the story. It's very attractive.
I came here for the double heroine of criminal investigation in the Republic of China. At first I didn't know who the other heroine was. It didn't become clear until the middle of the story. The logic of this article is rigorous and the plot is smooth. It depicts the difficulties faced by the heroine in the troubled times of the Republic of China. Some of the cases are slightly old-fashioned, but it is still an excellent work.
This traditional description of "crying in a sedan chair" makes my scalp numb! Women are forced to act sad. If you can't cry, you are not a "serious girl". This is a cannibalistic etiquette!
Bai Chenjun is like a Tang sword unsheathed, and Lin Buyi is like a soft sword wrapped in silk. Let's fight! Fight!
The "group of girls" in "Revenge" is not a backdrop, it is the stars taking care of each other in the dark night. I like it so much. The author please write more group girls!
Mr. Jin's cowardice and hypocrisy are portrayed to the bone! Yesterday I was proud of shaking my fan, today I am selling my daughter with a smile, the sorrow of the old-style literati whose backbone has been broken.
The first chapter brings together the elements of marriage escape, disguise, explosion, reasoning, house fighting, and espionage. Weiwei is a bit sweet, you know the traffic password, Modo Modo!
A group portrait of women + a core of two female protagonists. This is the real illustration of women in the Republic of China, not a sorority with a backdrop.
The content is inspiring and the writing style is brilliant and leisurely. It can be seen from the delicate words that the author is highly educated. In order to write this article, a lot of effort was put into it. It also truly reproduces the social contradictions during the Republic of China, the collision of new ideas and old ideas, and the blending of family and country feelings and personal friendship. Worth reading, it's a good article
Very good novel! Several cases are quite logical. The two heroines are not Lily, and there are not many emotional lines. They mainly write cases. Before I saw the ending, I had a bad premonition because of the background of the Republic of China. It turns out that Bai Chenjun's ideological progress has also come little by little. It's very gratifying to watch.
The plot is really well written, but I hope the author can put a "non-GL" label as a warning. I feel like I can write a non-CP detective story, which has great potential.
Su Nian: "I'm just a bad reporter"❌, Su Nian: Make explosives and set off fireworks✅The slash youth of the Republic of China is a real hammer
Female friendships in troubled times are often the most touching, whether they are enemies or friends, it is better to say that they are mirror images of themselves on the other side.
The part where Bai Chenjun bowed before his grave made me cry! The word "sorry" is as heavy as a thousand words, and the idealist feels helpless in the face of reality.
I like this novel very much, but I don't know why this book is not popular. As for Bai Chenjun, I personally feel that she is a very attractive girl, not the kind of dodder who needs to rely on men, but the kind that feels very tense.
The female awakening of 1936! Bai Chenjun and Lin Busuo interpret "Don't be a caged bird" in two ways, which is full of footnotes to the times.
Shuangqiang's novels are most afraid of love brains, but this one is all about the career line fighting, and the career line is dancing in ecstasy!
I really like the excerpts at the beginning of each chapter. It has the flavor of the Republic of China and is very immersive.
Female friendship is particularly complex in troubled times: it may be the only source of warmth, or it may be the fatal weakness. It is wonderful to read the first three chapters, and I look forward to the unfolding story.
It's so good. I finished it in one sitting today. The case is not brainless to solve, and the plot is also very good. The sensibility of the incident and the rationality of the law, and the justice of the country. But the reason why I didn't give it five stars is because I first clicked on it because I saw the tag of dual heroines in the introduction. I rarely see the theme of dual heroines + the Republic of China + solving crimes on Tomato. (Although neither pair is together) I felt like I was being tricked into killing someone (like it was stuck in my throat, like I was wearing a vest, and I was sitting on pins and needles), but it was really well written so I finished reading it, so I can only give it four stars.
How can I put it? It's very well-written. There's no denying the importance of family and country. But I thought it was GL because I read the introduction of the two heroines. I still got it wrong. I read halfway through and skipped to the end. They're all very patriotic.
It's a very nice group portrait of the Republic of China. The plot is very smooth and the text is very graphic. The two protagonists battle wits and courage and finally end up in the same place, fighting for the people in troubled times. The group portraits are also very good, each character is quite three-dimensional. I especially like the character Jiang Xiaoyuan. She is smart and courageous. In a sense, her changes also hint at Bai Chenjun's future direction. She first uses the law to defend her friends but to no avail, and then uses violence to kill her enemies. This is not because she advocates violence, but because she realizes that the social order has collapsed. The powerful do not abide by the law, foreigners do not abide by the law, and the law has long lost its binding force. I don't know where she went, whether she is still pursuing her ideals, whether she will meet Chen Jun and Buyi again...
Tired of watching the dramas about the bitterness of the Republic of China, finally a sister uses her IQ and courage to fight her way out!
It's really good to watch. Chen Jun is very smart, and the back and forth fight with Busuo is very interesting. The logic of the case is very clear. Chen Jun is gradually growing up. The feelings about family and country in the last chapter are very touching. I cried while watching it. I think this ending is not happy. It is a bit uncomfortable for me who likes to watch dumplings, but it is well written. There is no love in front of family and country. Some people say that there is a male protagonist, but they gave up, but in fact, the relationship between Chen Jun and the male protagonist is very interesting, and the male protagonist does not have many scenes. It is a pity that in the end, he is just a "best friend". The pairing with the eldest brother of the Ying family is also touching and lamentable. I have a narrow vision and always feel that they should be together and be good, but sometimes fate is like this. It's very good, it's really good. I've rarely seen such a good novel. It's really good.
Suspense + group portraits + sister bonding, there are so many elements that it's like a hot pot serving a full banquet, and it's so delicious that it makes you cry!
Real and fantasy, painful and gratifying, they are vivid, dark times, the definition of justice and fairness, the plot is ups and downs, and the reasoning is rigorous. I still want to read the subsequent stories, but I don't dare to guess their endings. Good book
If Bai Chenjun was born in a peaceful era, she might be a legal beauty, but unfortunately this is 1936, and her road is destined to be paved with blood and fire.
The IQs of the two heroines are online throughout the whole process, and there is no bad plot. Fans of this mystery will be moved to their knees!
The height of the cheongsam slit, the choice of cigarette brand, the accent of the English words... These details of the Republic of China are simply the suspenseful atmosphere itself.
Miss Jin's plan to escape from marriage can be called the Republic of China version of "The Beauty Trap"! The sister group commits crimes, but it's a pity that the ending is BE aesthetics.
I've seen half of it now, and it's very beautiful. My evaluation of the novel is the reading experience. When I read it, it was very smooth. I wouldn't say it felt stiff or boring and I couldn't stand it. Just open it and you can read along with the story. It's very attractive.
I came here for the double heroine of criminal investigation in the Republic of China. At first I didn't know who the other heroine was. It didn't become clear until the middle of the story. The logic of this article is rigorous and the plot is smooth. It depicts the difficulties faced by the heroine in the troubled times of the Republic of China. Some of the cases are slightly old-fashioned, but it is still an excellent work.
This traditional description of "crying in a sedan chair" makes my scalp numb! Women are forced to act sad. If you can't cry, you are not a "serious girl". This is a cannibalistic etiquette!
Bai Chenjun is like a Tang sword unsheathed, and Lin Buyi is like a soft sword wrapped in silk. Let's fight! Fight!
The "group of girls" in "Revenge" is not a backdrop, it is the stars taking care of each other in the dark night. I like it so much. The author please write more group girls!
Mr. Jin's cowardice and hypocrisy are portrayed to the bone! Yesterday I was proud of shaking my fan, today I am selling my daughter with a smile, the sorrow of the old-style literati whose backbone has been broken.
The first chapter brings together the elements of marriage escape, disguise, explosion, reasoning, house fighting, and espionage. Weiwei is a bit sweet, you know the traffic password, Modo Modo!
A group portrait of women + a core of two female protagonists. This is the real illustration of women in the Republic of China, not a sorority with a backdrop.
The content is inspiring and the writing style is brilliant and leisurely. It can be seen from the delicate words that the author is highly educated. In order to write this article, a lot of effort was put into it. It also truly reproduces the social contradictions during the Republic of China, the collision of new ideas and old ideas, and the blending of family and country feelings and personal friendship. Worth reading, it's a good article
Very good novel! Several cases are quite logical. The two heroines are not Lily, and there are not many emotional lines. They mainly write cases. Before I saw the ending, I had a bad premonition because of the background of the Republic of China. It turns out that Bai Chenjun's ideological progress has also come little by little. It's very gratifying to watch.
The plot is really well written, but I hope the author can put a "non-GL" label as a warning. I feel like I can write a non-CP detective story, which has great potential.
Su Nian: "I'm just a bad reporter"❌, Su Nian: Make explosives and set off fireworks✅The slash youth of the Republic of China is a real hammer
Female friendships in troubled times are often the most touching, whether they are enemies or friends, it is better to say that they are mirror images of themselves on the other side.
The part where Bai Chenjun bowed before his grave made me cry! The word "sorry" is as heavy as a thousand words, and the idealist feels helpless in the face of reality.
I like this novel very much, but I don't know why this book is not popular. As for Bai Chenjun, I personally feel that she is a very attractive girl, not the kind of dodder who needs to rely on men, but the kind that feels very tense.
The female awakening of 1936! Bai Chenjun and Lin Busuo interpret "Don't be a caged bird" in two ways, which is full of footnotes to the times.
Shuangqiang's novels are most afraid of love brains, but this one is all about the career line fighting, and the career line is dancing in ecstasy!
I really like the excerpts at the beginning of each chapter. It has the flavor of the Republic of China and is very immersive.
Female friendship is particularly complex in troubled times: it may be the only source of warmth, or it may be the fatal weakness. It is wonderful to read the first three chapters, and I look forward to the unfolding story.