As a precarious unlimited stream player, she likes this world without systems.
Although the original owner committed suicide by drowning in a river and was in a wheelchair, his parents rebelled and died.
Although in this world officials will die today and emperors will die tomorrow, she still has to solve the case.
But as long as there is no system, you can live an ordinary life.
Ning Mingqiu: The panel is gray. Did I successfully escape from the system?
System::)
Ning Mingqiu:......
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Hua Youzi: "She treats me differently."
Dahuang wagged his tail and looked at his master. Ning Mingqiu still looked indifferent.
Dahuang: "It's the same."
Huayouzi: "How can you, a beast, know this?"
Rhubarb: teeth.
1. High IQ and cold (?) Female protagonist vs. Love-minded and ruthless (?) Male protagonist
2. Solving the case + the battle of wits among several time-travelers who were calculated by the system
3. Thunderbolt: Everyone was too busy, and the author didn't find a chance for the male and female protagonists to be together until the end (but the scene was enough)
Purpose: Living and working in peace and contentment is the way
Reader comments
What? How can this be inferred to be a "player"?
When the detail about the detachable threshold was mentioned in Chapter 7, I read it over again. In Chapter 3, it was mentioned when Ning Mingqiu was about to remove the threshold of the county magistrate's house. I saw "imitate the appearance of Jinzhan", what? The marigold in front is pulled out of the threshold? Searching again, I found in the second chapter that "After dinner, Jinzhan removed the threshold of the room...". The details are buried in such an everyday place, I... Really didn't expect... I didn't even notice it the second time I looked back.
Jinzhan asked Ning if he remembered anything after the spring equinox in Mingqiu. I really admire that reasoning process. I may not even be able to think of Qingming because I can't recite the twenty-four solar terms. Sweat... The spring rain shocks the spring and clears the valley. How did she think of Mingqian tea when she saw noodles and tea in a noodle shop!? (Shouting) This is background information that I cannot understand...
The process of solving the case of the county magistrate is really smooth and natural, and the supplementary communication with Dahuang is really well written ~ [Rainbow Fart]
I have a little doubt, is the Yuzhensi an imaginary government office? I didn't find out, but the article says it has higher authority than Dali Temple.
It turned out that I really had no intention of returning to my employer.
If Hu Li was drunk and sneaked into the county captain's house to assassinate him and then threw him into the lake, what traces would he have left?
Why did the county captain's wife resist others investigating the case? I thought it was his wife who did it
Hua Youzi even thought that the person who sent the message had forgotten, but he did not have any doubts about Ning Mingqiu.
Ning Mingqiu didn't deliberately resolve the matter before calling him a wanderer...
When I saw Ning Mingqiu asking Lu Bang to climb over the wall, I thought that even if there was no lake behind the wall, it would be dangerous to go to someone's house and beat them up. However, this thinking is that Hu Li's motive is just to "teach a lesson" to the county captain.
What if the motive was killing without leaving a trace? In ancient times, would it have been more difficult to solve a case when the body disappeared?
Suddenly I felt that ancient detective work would be very interesting. I have never been exposed to it before. How would ancient people detect cases without monitoring fingerprints [Star Eyes]
Ning Mingqiu asked Chen Captou how he could ask for so much information. She asked people at the scene: character descriptions, people from the county government, executions, the investigation process, guessing that the county magistrate and county lieutenants entered the incident site first; observation of the incident site: asking the lamp to estimate the time, details of clothing, details of the house, blood stains, details of the murder tools, questioning of relevant people, relationships between the characters, the last witness, the motive for suicide, and also looking for fellow villagers.
I think this cross-examination is very exciting [like it]. If I were to ask it, I would only get a lot of glares.
"Master Ning... This article is a trial test..." "... The only one who can stand out is the proud man of heaven" "I know that this person has been found by Dali Temple..."
I have a little doubt. The door latch is a horizontal latch device, and the two ends are fixed and cannot move up or down. Use a knife to move the door latch, and scratching it horizontally will leave very obvious marks.
It can be picked up with a knife. I imagine it is a crossbar placed on the whistles at both ends.
Suddenly I wondered if Ning Mingqiu would be too crowded in the sedan in a wheelchair.
The summary of this chapter is exactly what I felt like "Good guy!" It was really fast. After being exposed, I acted immediately and was on the verge of death.
I tried Hua Youzi's posture of sitting in the air with her legs crossed, but it didn't work for 30 seconds😬
I think Hua Youzi's change of mentality is very interesting. It is precisely because he regards this world as real that he has the regret of "could have saved Zhang Chu", and when he wants to make up for the regret, everything turns into a game.
It is also very powerful to be able to deduce a rough prediction method. How did Lin Huaichuan think of predicting Zhang Chu? If it were me, I might directly predict the emperor. Is it because I saw Zhang Chu's rebellion in the process of predicting the emperor?
What happened so suddenly [scared]
"... The second prince went to assassinate the emperor!" It refers to the third prince~ There are two more places later.
Lin Huaichuan's prophecy even came true in advance of his own death. But how can he survive? As I was thinking about it, I realized that this was exactly what Hana Youzi wanted to do... The outcome could not be changed even if it was predicted.
Looking back on Ning Mingqiu's approach, I admire her even more. She has no prophetic ability, but she has super reasoning ability and can see the logical chain of things and truly change things fundamentally.
Does the system require players to participate in providing the energy to run the world, the metaphor of pathogens, that they will destroy the world?
How do you leave the world and everyone dies? It's so strange🤣
What? How can this be inferred to be a "player"? When the detail about the detachable threshold was mentioned in Chapter 7, I read it over again. In Chapter 3, it was mentioned when Ning Mingqiu was about to remove the threshold of the county magistrate's house. I saw "imitate the appearance of Jinzhan", what? The marigold in front is pulled out of the threshold? Searching again, I found in the second chapter that "After dinner, Jinzhan removed the threshold of the room...". The details are buried in such an everyday place, I... Really didn't expect... I didn't even notice it the second time I looked back. Jinzhan asked Ning if he remembered anything after the spring equinox in Mingqiu. I really admire that reasoning process. I may not even be able to think of Qingming because I can't recite the twenty-four solar terms. Sweat... The spring rain shocks the spring and clears the valley. How did she think of Mingqian tea when she saw noodles and tea in a noodle shop!? (Shouting) This is background information that I cannot understand... The process of solving the case of the county magistrate is really smooth and natural, and the supplementary communication with Dahuang is really well written ~ [Rainbow Fart] I have a little doubt, is the Yuzhensi an imaginary government office? I didn't find out, but the article says it has higher authority than Dali Temple.
It turned out that I really had no intention of returning to my employer. If Hu Li was drunk and sneaked into the county captain's house to assassinate him and then threw him into the lake, what traces would he have left? Why did the county captain's wife resist others investigating the case? I thought it was his wife who did it
Hua Youzi even thought that the person who sent the message had forgotten, but he did not have any doubts about Ning Mingqiu. Ning Mingqiu didn't deliberately resolve the matter before calling him a wanderer... When I saw Ning Mingqiu asking Lu Bang to climb over the wall, I thought that even if there was no lake behind the wall, it would be dangerous to go to someone's house and beat them up. However, this thinking is that Hu Li's motive is just to "teach a lesson" to the county captain. What if the motive was killing without leaving a trace? In ancient times, would it have been more difficult to solve a case when the body disappeared? Suddenly I felt that ancient detective work would be very interesting. I have never been exposed to it before. How would ancient people detect cases without monitoring fingerprints [Star Eyes]
Ning Mingqiu asked Chen Captou how he could ask for so much information. She asked people at the scene: character descriptions, people from the county government, executions, the investigation process, guessing that the county magistrate and county lieutenants entered the incident site first; observation of the incident site: asking the lamp to estimate the time, details of clothing, details of the house, blood stains, details of the murder tools, questioning of relevant people, relationships between the characters, the last witness, the motive for suicide, and also looking for fellow villagers. I think this cross-examination is very exciting [like it]. If I were to ask it, I would only get a lot of glares. "Master Ning... This article is a trial test..." "... The only one who can stand out is the proud man of heaven" "I know that this person has been found by Dali Temple..."
I have a little doubt. The door latch is a horizontal latch device, and the two ends are fixed and cannot move up or down. Use a knife to move the door latch, and scratching it horizontally will leave very obvious marks. It can be picked up with a knife. I imagine it is a crossbar placed on the whistles at both ends.
Suddenly I wondered if Ning Mingqiu would be too crowded in the sedan in a wheelchair.
The summary of this chapter is exactly what I felt like "Good guy!" It was really fast. After being exposed, I acted immediately and was on the verge of death. I tried Hua Youzi's posture of sitting in the air with her legs crossed, but it didn't work for 30 seconds😬
I think Hua Youzi's change of mentality is very interesting. It is precisely because he regards this world as real that he has the regret of "could have saved Zhang Chu", and when he wants to make up for the regret, everything turns into a game.
It is also very powerful to be able to deduce a rough prediction method. How did Lin Huaichuan think of predicting Zhang Chu? If it were me, I might directly predict the emperor. Is it because I saw Zhang Chu's rebellion in the process of predicting the emperor? What happened so suddenly [scared]
"... The second prince went to assassinate the emperor!" It refers to the third prince~ There are two more places later.
Lin Huaichuan's prophecy even came true in advance of his own death. But how can he survive? As I was thinking about it, I realized that this was exactly what Hana Youzi wanted to do... The outcome could not be changed even if it was predicted. Looking back on Ning Mingqiu's approach, I admire her even more. She has no prophetic ability, but she has super reasoning ability and can see the logical chain of things and truly change things fundamentally. Does the system require players to participate in providing the energy to run the world, the metaphor of pathogens, that they will destroy the world? How do you leave the world and everyone dies? It's so strange🤣