The Dali Temple Vice Minister’s Two-Faced Husband

The combination of ancient strategy and detective work is very interesting! The opening chapter is about an arranged marriage under the emperor's game. Cheng Wanrou, a young minister of Dali Temple, and Xiao Qingyuan, a censor doctor, started out as a couple who misunderstood and tortured each other and walked side by side in a series of unit cases. The two of them looked at each other with prejudice in the beginning. The heroine thought her husband was just a weak scholar, while the hero thought his wife was a reckless man. This contrast between characters was very arresting. As they investigate a murder case together and are demoted together, they slowly let down their guard in the midst of adversity and see through each other's true intentions of serving the country and the people. From tit-for-tat to mutual sympathy, the progression of the emotional line is naturally unobtrusive. The story is more than just romance, the plot of the court runs throughout, and the individual cases add a sense of suspense. When the couple join forces to defeat the villain, the biggest crisis suddenly arrives - the identity of the male protagonist Ye Xiao is exposed. The former model couple has to make a difficult choice between law, love and the justice of the people. This conflict setting directly increases the tension of the story. The opposition between love and law makes people unable to help but wonder about the heroine's final choice. The male and female protagonists have strong characters. The female protagonist is smart and has a bottom line, while the male protagonist has a dark secret. The atmosphere is full of strong pull. It is worth reading for readers who like ancient detective stories, marriage first, love later, and intrigues. Not bad, very beautiful!

It is rare to see the pairing of the heroine, the Shaoqing of Dali Temple, and the hero, the imperial censor. The heroine's martial arts and the hero's eloquence are astonishing. The male protagonist still has a vest. I wonder when the female protagonist will discover the true identity of the male protagonist? There are a lot of foreshadowings in the story, but when the truth was revealed later, I realized that they were all foreshadowings, and there were already clues. The case is also very interesting. It is really interesting to guess the murderer and the truth together. The battle of power and wits is hearty. I wonder if King Qin will have the last laugh? What kind of stupid trick will the emperor make? The pace is fast and the romance has its own characteristics.

This book "Dali Temple Shaoqing's Double-faced Husband" is simply a large-scale "real fragrance" scene! The heroine is a cool and dashing female officer with incredible strength, and the hero is a sinister censor who is weak on the surface. The two of them dislike each other and join forces to pursue a career. The plot and detective work go hand in hand, and the pace is as fast as a rocket. The most amazing thing is the "two faces" of the male protagonist. During the day, he is fighting against the sky and the earth in the court, and at night, he is strategizing in the secret room. The contrast is full! If you want to see how the happy enemies solve the case while fighting each other, and at the same time push the villain to the ground and rub it, this investment will not be a loss!

This is a novel that cleverly combines intrigue and suspense with ancient romance. It is a great reading experience. The opening chapter is about an involuntary marriage. The two get married as pawns in the emperor's game. At first, they hate each other and misunderstand each other. The female protagonist is not a lover, but as a young minister of Dali Temple, she is smart, sober and abides by the law; the male protagonist is weak on the outside but hides a huge secret inside, and the two strong characters are very eye-catching. The narrative rhythm is well controlled, starting with the intrigues in the court, and then starting the unit investigation in Chapter 5. The case is peeled off layer by layer, and the plot is relaxed and not procrastinating. The writing style is delicate, and the emotional transition is extremely natural. From mutual torture and suspicion, through adventures in investigating cases, relegation and hardship, they gradually let down their guard and developed feelings of mutual sympathy. The most gripping thing is the huge reversal in the later stage. When the lover holding hands turns out to be the person behind the scenes with the blood of the courtiers on his hands, the justice of the family and the country collides with the love of children, and the contradictions and conflicts are full. It not only writes about the love between children, but also about the ideals of family and country, and the tension between falling in love but opposing positions. The more I read, the more I get attracted to it. If you prefer the ancient sayings of dual strength, detective intrigue and extreme pulling, this book is well worth reading.

The Machiavellian couple who went from hating to falling in love is so poignant. Both the male and female protagonists care about their family and country. They work together to investigate cases and survive relegation together. It is natural for their relationship to progress. In the later stage, the male protagonist Ye Xiao's identity is revealed, and the tension is full. The choices between love, law and justice are heart-wrenching. The plot is full of suspense. Lovers of ancient proverbs should not miss it.

It's a very good book. The plot has ups and downs. The case is complicated and confusing, and I feel like I've caught something. I can't stop reading. When I feel like the truth is about to be revealed, it highlights many doubts. The combination of the case and the temple is even more wonderful. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is heating up unknowingly, and it is quite sweet to see some changes. It's worth a look, very fascinating.

A great article about the ancient proverb about Machiavellian detective work! The Shaoqing of Dali Temple and the Yushi doctor first got married and then fell in love. From being suspicious of each other, they worked together to investigate cases and overcome hardships together. After the male protagonist's hidden identity is revealed, the choice between the laws of family and country and love becomes full of tension.

They work together to solve numerous cases, encounter the ordeal of being demoted and relegated together, and develop feelings for each other in the midst of adversity. They are both people who care about their family and country, and they are a model couple of powerful ministers who cherish each other. But a shocking secret was suddenly revealed, and the husband turned out to be a night owl with blood-stained hands. On one side is mutual love, on the other side is legal justice, and the heroine is faced with a difficult choice. Cases, court intrigues, and emotional conflicts are intertwined, with a wise female protagonist × a sinister double-faced male protagonist. The plot twists and turns and is tense. If you like ancient detective stories, you can read it.

The dual personality setting is super interesting! The investigation of Dali Temple is paired with delicious food and sweet love, which is full of tension: marriage first and love later. The characters are vivid, the plot is light and interesting, and Shura Field is full of interesting things. The more you read, the more you will enjoy it. Five-star recommendation!

A rare piece of ancient proverb about Machiavellian detective work! From the chess couple who hate each other, to working together to investigate the case and talking to each other, the emotional line is gradual and unobtrusive. The unit case is interesting, and the characters all have strong character. In the later period, after the identity of the male protagonist is revealed, there is a full sense of conflict of choices, and the dilemma between family, country and love, the more you read, the more you get addicted! The pursuit is finalized!