The third generation of a wealthy family, an excellent family lawyer, and a criminal policeman who hides his wealth. Faced with family interests, siblings join forces to defend the family, or stand against the family, or leave the family.
Reader comments
I just caught up with Chapter 12, and the part where the heroine goes to He Mansion is very interesting. She doesn't like the title "Miss" - just this sentence, the character immediately stood up. She's not some floating socialite, she's a real person with her own temper. Details such as the inscriptions on the plaques and the rules for servants are also laid out naturally and not deliberately. The rhythm is comfortable and interesting to watch. Keep squatting.
The dual setting of the lawyer sister and the detective brother is full of dramatic tension - one protects the family within the rules, and the other explores the truth outside the rules. When family interests collide with the bottom line of human nature, every choice made makes people sweat.
I have reached Chapter 10. The pace of reading is steady and the foreshadowing is very restrained. It is not forceful, but the undercurrent of a wealthy family is everywhere. Is the brother and sister joining forces to break the situation or turning against each other? It has already piqued my curiosity.
The names at the beginning are very Hong Kong-style, leaving aside many copied names of Ye, Su and Xiao. Maybe I have watched Hong Kong and Taiwan dramas since I was a child, so I naturally remember them after listening to them. The most important thing is that there is no brainless plot, and no explicit conflicts are forcibly arranged. There are no pig teammates or dog-lickers. The look and feel is still very good.
The two main lines are connected to each other. This book is a bit interesting [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]
The pace is starting to pick up, looking forward to updates
I feel that "Burial of the Famous" is quite gripping. The heroine He Shihua is not only a family lawyer, but she also seems to be secretly investigating her grandfather. In Chapter 66, the conversation between her and her brother He Shilang is very tense - her brother reminds her, "If grandpa is really the mastermind, he won't let you investigate further." The temptation and worry between relatives are very real. The heroine's state is also described very delicately: tired, slightly frowning, "not like a 28-year-old, but more like someone who has experienced a lot." When reading, you can feel the pressure she is carrying. Coupled with clues such as the detective's brother and the Interpol pursuit, the suspense and family game atmosphere are well laid out. The rhythm is tight, the characters are flesh-and-blood, and it is not an exaggerated wealthy novel. It is worth pursuing.
What impressed me most about "The Burial of a Famous Family: Twelve Lies" is that it breaks out of the cliché framework of rich family stories. The female protagonist is not a love brain, and the male protagonist is not a brainless tyrant. The struggle and choices between the siblings in the family whirlpool are very realistic. Especially the plot where the heroine uses legal knowledge to fight against the dark side of her family, I was sweating the whole time and it was so satisfying and exciting. The author's rhythm control is also very good. The suspense line and the character growth line are parallel, and there is no delay at all. The two siblings have been locked in!
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The details are described very delicately, and the reading is very visual. I look forward to the following content.
This story is interesting. I'll read it after get off work.
The subject matter of this book is quite new, I hope it won't be unfinished.
Nice! The writing is smooth, the plot is compact, and it is very comfortable to read. I read twelve chapters in one go, and I couldn't stop [laugh][like][like]
I just caught up with Chapter 12, and the part where the heroine goes to He Mansion is very interesting. She doesn't like the title "Miss" - just this sentence, the character immediately stood up. She's not some floating socialite, she's a real person with her own temper. Details such as the inscriptions on the plaques and the rules for servants are also laid out naturally and not deliberately. The rhythm is comfortable and interesting to watch. Keep squatting.
The dual setting of the lawyer sister and the detective brother is full of dramatic tension - one protects the family within the rules, and the other explores the truth outside the rules. When family interests collide with the bottom line of human nature, every choice made makes people sweat. I have reached Chapter 10. The pace of reading is steady and the foreshadowing is very restrained. It is not forceful, but the undercurrent of a wealthy family is everywhere. Is the brother and sister joining forces to break the situation or turning against each other? It has already piqued my curiosity.
The names at the beginning are very Hong Kong-style, leaving aside many copied names of Ye, Su and Xiao. Maybe I have watched Hong Kong and Taiwan dramas since I was a child, so I naturally remember them after listening to them. The most important thing is that there is no brainless plot, and no explicit conflicts are forcibly arranged. There are no pig teammates or dog-lickers. The look and feel is still very good.
The two main lines are connected to each other. This book is a bit interesting [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] The pace is starting to pick up, looking forward to updates
I feel that "Burial of the Famous" is quite gripping. The heroine He Shihua is not only a family lawyer, but she also seems to be secretly investigating her grandfather. In Chapter 66, the conversation between her and her brother He Shilang is very tense - her brother reminds her, "If grandpa is really the mastermind, he won't let you investigate further." The temptation and worry between relatives are very real. The heroine's state is also described very delicately: tired, slightly frowning, "not like a 28-year-old, but more like someone who has experienced a lot." When reading, you can feel the pressure she is carrying. Coupled with clues such as the detective's brother and the Interpol pursuit, the suspense and family game atmosphere are well laid out. The rhythm is tight, the characters are flesh-and-blood, and it is not an exaggerated wealthy novel. It is worth pursuing.
What impressed me most about "The Burial of a Famous Family: Twelve Lies" is that it breaks out of the cliché framework of rich family stories. The female protagonist is not a love brain, and the male protagonist is not a brainless tyrant. The struggle and choices between the siblings in the family whirlpool are very realistic. Especially the plot where the heroine uses legal knowledge to fight against the dark side of her family, I was sweating the whole time and it was so satisfying and exciting. The author's rhythm control is also very good. The suspense line and the character growth line are parallel, and there is no delay at all. The two siblings have been locked in!
Thank you everyone for your likes💕It's not easy to code... Please like and add to bookshelf
The details are described very delicately, and the reading is very visual. I look forward to the following content.
This story is interesting. I'll read it after get off work.
The subject matter of this book is quite new, I hope it won't be unfinished.
Nice! The writing is smooth, the plot is compact, and it is very comfortable to read. I read twelve chapters in one go, and I couldn't stop [laugh][like][like]