
Ten Years as a Ghost, Unknown to All; One Crime Made Me Famous Nationwide
做鬼十年无人知,一朝犯法天下闻
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- Ancient Romance
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Nice. Very nice to look at. The best book I have found in the past month. In the current era of AI articles on the streets and Internet articles that cause misanthropy everywhere, it is really rare to find a good article that is wise, kind, interesting and knowledgeable. Even as someone who is picky about reading articles and is used to giving average or negative reviews, I think it should be strongly recommended. Real. Trust me. It is a new work that is too short. Everyone, please work hard to update.
It's a good read. This book attracted me from the beginning. Although this book is not particularly consistent with the current trend of single-female protagonist novels, the author's cultural heritage is particularly good. It feels like an editor has proofread the manuscript for him/her, so it reads smoothly. The heroine is quick-thinking and decisive in her actions. She is not completely dependent on him. The male protagonist, who is a government servant, avenges him, but takes the initiative to redress his own grievances. There is also the warmth of women helping each other in the plot. To sum up, this book is worth reading.
The author's writing style is sophisticated, the writing style is humorous, and the subject matter is novel. He vividly describes the life of a little girl in the Tang Dynasty in the market, plus two or three rat friends, a group of official bad guys, chasing the murderer together. It is just like the daily porridge with side dishes to go with the meal. It is ordinary and has a taste. It is a rare good article.
I reached chapter 151 and quickly commented. This article is very good. The writing style is humorous and has inherent humor in it. Various Tang Dynasty customs and slang are explained, and they are people who pursue rigor and perfection. The words and expressions are sophisticated and smooth, and the thoughts are forgotten. When I first started reading the introduction, I didn't plan to read it because the book was too overwhelming. I just listened to the beginning, but I was hooked right away. The mouse is brilliant, more brilliant than the characters in most novels.
It's quite good-looking, the heroine is so charming, the heroine is the gospel! He is smart and quick-witted, and his imagination is quite interesting. He talks to Rat and Rat and becomes the Rat King! The most important thing is that this author has more! ! ! ! ! ! ! It's so hard to follow a serial, you have to wait for the payout chapter by chapter! I don't even dare to read it all at once [laughing and crying]
The literary talent is outstanding, the heroine is brave and resourceful, 🧐has both wisdom and courage. And it is not the previous plot where the heroine is trapped and waits for the hero to come to rescue, but a humorous pen and ink is used to describe the plot of the heroine getting out of trouble on her own through a coincidence of fate and her own wisdom. It's really good👌🏻 It's a true female focus. It's really fun to follow the heroine's perspective to understand that era and witness the heroine's appearance step by step. OK? 👌🏻 I feel like it would be fun to make this into a drama ;-) It's good-looking, but too brief (there are still some small pieces of knowledge that occupy space, and the connection is not very good) (This is just my personal opinion, don't criticize it, you are right if you criticize it.)
It's super good-looking, the characters are witty and vivid, and the author is so literate. The historical allusions are clear and logical. They say they are fictional but they are based on basic history. It's so awesome. I can't be a Chinese history teacher.
It reads like an ancient novel (translated version). It is rare to find such ancient sentences. Many ancient words use more modern words and sentences. The main and branch lines of the story are also quite good, the character settings are also good, and there are notes at the end of each chapter, so I learned a lot! However, the writing of the case didn't feel particularly clear. I found it a bit hazy, and it involved a lot, and the thread felt very long. (I don't know if anyone has read the book about the cockroach informant. The subject matter is quite similar. The book is modern and the writing was OK at the beginning, but then it became a bit general. I stopped reading it because many cases have appeared in articles on other themes. It doesn't seem fresh, but fresh cockroaches, mice and mosquitoes are relatively fresh.) I hope the comments will not affect the author's enthusiasm for writing.
This ancient Chinese suspense novel has a novel setting. The heroine has been a ghost for ten years and is reborn on the eve of her murder. She relied on her ability to understand animal language, her past life memories, and her Taoist identity to solve a series of murders in Chang'an. The plot is compact, with constant twists and turns, and is full of suspense. The heroine is sober and courageous, the characters are vivid, and elements such as investigation, revenge, and conspiracy are intertwined. The content is not watery. It is a masterpiece worth staying up late to read.
The writing is very realistic, which does not mean that the events are real or the characters are realistic. The main thing is that the book constructs a complete world. The large number of references make people feel that the background is established, the people and things are reasonable, and have a well-established origin. I don't really care whether the female protagonist is old or not, but the female protagonist has a strong subjectivity, and of course the male protagonist and various supporting characters also exist. They don't exist to complete a certain label or task. I think this is a relatively rare writing method in online articles.