I am a widower in a righteous village, and I am born to be able to hear the last three sentences of people who died in vain. The first six corpses were silent until the night when the seventh corpse was delivered. The bride in her wedding dress suddenly spoke in my ear: "Don't let me be buried. The person who killed me is among the people holding the coffin." I originally thought this was just a case of murder in the Marquis Mansion. Unexpectedly, following her last words, a relic and a dry well in the cold palace, I found out about the deepest buried old case in the capital. The bride, the bones, the princess... Each corpse pushes me towards the same truth. And the person standing at the end of the truth is the most unfailing person in the entire capital.
Reader comments
The logic is very clear and organized, one link after another. One star is deducted because the chapters are wrong, but it is a short article and it can be connected together without much problem. Also, I think it seems a bit too smooth in the end, but it is too difficult for me to read and it will be very annoying. This is my problem. Overall, it is worth reading. The writing of this book is very good and fascinating.
It's very exciting, and it's all connected, but I skipped two chapters.
The logic is very clear and organized, one link after another. One star is deducted because the chapters are wrong, but it is a short article and it can be connected together without much problem. Also, I think it seems a bit too smooth in the end, but it is too difficult for me to read and it will be very annoying. This is my problem. Overall, it is worth reading. The writing of this book is very good and fascinating.
It's very exciting, and it's all connected, but I skipped two chapters.
A nice book to read.