Kiki Goes Traveling

The author's writing of detective novels is quite attractive, but... Was the author still single when he wrote these books? I think the male characters in it are all vivid and realistic, and some of the female characters are very facial-looking, such as Medical Examiner Gu, Police Officer Duan, Han Mingyan, and other background characters; while some, such as Qiqi, are almost like a psychopath. I can say that in reality there are many girls with the various personalities she exhibits. The problem with this character is that she seems to be a lot of girls rolled into one person, making her look like a schizophrenic. Are there any girls who like to join in the fun? Yes, there are roughly two types of girls who love to join in the fun: those who know it and those who don't. I know well that loving to join in the fun is actually not a true love of fun but wanting to take advantage of the opportunity to achieve one's own goals, such as investigating crimes. This can refer to the image of Conan or the image of the villain Absinthe in it - she originally wants to stir up trouble, so she is everywhere to join in the fun. This kind of person generally has a deep mind and considers people and things. She may cry, have fits, or even cry often and be hysterical, but this kind of emotional expression is her method. Qiqi's reaction was more like that of a careless little girl crying, and Shenbaotao was often frightened, so she was more like the second type: a troublemaker who didn't know what to do. But this kind of people often have another characteristic. They often have little experience and not much knowledge, so they are frightened and deceitful when things happen. Because they have never seen it before, they can easily be startled by what is happening. But judging from Qiqi's occasional sparks and counterattacks against people who seemed to be trying to harm her, it was obvious that she was not this kind of person. She was like Ouyang Feng, whose two veins were blocked, topsy-turvy, and suddenly showed off his power - Ouyang Feng was originally a madman at the time, and this behavior was consistent with his situation, but Qiqi was a junior student. What is the concept of junior year? Generally, when you are over 20 years old, you have to start thinking about graduation and working. The experience is not as deep as that of people after 30, but they are also highly educated adults, and they are not completely ignorant of some basic principles of how to behave. Maybe she has the temper of a young lady, but Li Yuan and Gu Xinrui are just ordinary police officers and the other is just an ordinary forensic doctor. Liao Youwei is a middle-level leader of the municipal bureau, and he is often scolded by the director. So who is used to the character of Qiqi who always gets angry with others no matter what happens? With all due respect, her surrounding environment and her family background did not inculcate her into such a princess disease. In addition, the author repeatedly wrote that Qiqi applied the plots of detective novels to real cases and made many jokes. In contrast, Xia, who didn't say much, seemed more reliable. But the author doesn't seem to realize that Qiqi is a serious college student in her 20s who lives in a police family. Not a twelve-year-old kid who can't tell the difference between a story and reality. Affected by novels, she may unconsciously substitute real cases into novels and lead to incorrect ideas. This is possible. However, a 20-year-old college student with a normal IQ is dumbfounded and stupid over and over again because the real cases are different from the novels. Is this really logical or even common sense? The author probably wanted to write a little girl who is a little unruly, a little clever, quirky but timid to serve as a clue character and complete the whole story. However, the author may not be able to understand that women are human beings like men, and it is impossible to be bold and timid at the same time. Smart and stupid, innocent and realistic, she cries when someone talks about her, but when she sees the corpse, she feels that the corpse is normal and acceptable... No, if she were an ordinary girl, she would be shocked no matter how normal the corpse was. This is the behavior of normal people, and it has nothing to do with whether she is a boy or a girl. If you want to highlight that Qiqi is not so timid because of the environment in which she grew up, you should not repeatedly describe her being criticized by others for not giving her face, forcing her to cry because of other people's problems, and being frightened into tears by her own imagination. Because crying proves that she cannot bear it in her heart and that she cannot accept and face the situation in front of her. But being able to face the corpse calmly proves that her mental endurance is beyond that of ordinary girls. Does the author think that some people are superior to ordinary people in some aspects, but weaker than ordinary people in other aspects? It is possible that Qiqi just can't stand other people's doubts, dissatisfaction or even attacks on her, but this goes back to the old question: What kind of family environment and growth process can cause Qiqi to have such an irreconcilable contradictory personality? The author has no foreshadowing at all, and has even described it many times, both overtly and covertly, in previous stories. Except for the divorce of her biological father and biological mother, Qiqi's growing environment is not particularly different. She can even maintain a relatively close relationship with her biological father and adoptive father, which proves that her growing environment is actually relatively healthy. Under this premise, she showed the kind of sharpness and aggression that ordinary girls rarely have at the same time. She would get angry if she disagreed with her, couldn't distinguish between fiction and reality, was extremely arrogant and wanted to join in any excitement and express her own opinions. When she encountered a slightly different voice, she would either get angry or cry - people around her seemed to think it was normal. Is this really normal?

I'm honored to have accidentally downloaded the author's masterpiece from a forum a few days ago. After reading it, I really liked it. The writing style is very good, and Li Yuan's character portrayal is also very personal. It's even more beautiful than Serious Case Group Six. When I searched online for a third part, I found this one, and I was very excited. I hope the third part will be released soon

I really like the author's reasoning articles. But Qiqi's character is really annoying. Chatting and whirring have no ability. I was still full of anger and resentment about this and that. I hope the next article won't feature her. . .

Ouch ouch ouch. . . Will the truth finally come out? . . It's not easy. . .

A little dizzy. It seems that Officer Ning handed the saddle to Yang Jinhong, right?

Qiqi curled up bravely. . . Let's talk about my nirvana in the previous chapters. . . JJ swallowed it again?

Can you draw me a map... I'm a little dizzy...

Classmate Xia is indeed a detective, with amazing association skills!

This is the longest poem so far. . .

Xiaoxiaxia is very good. . . Qiqi felt a little self-satisfied. . .