Detective Bennett [Classic Literature Crossover]

A brief review. Contains spoilers, don't read it. What attracts me most about this book is the interlocking plots of solving crimes and Kelsey's extraordinary talent. Because Kelsey is so perfectly portrayed, those who want to see Sherlock Holmes plot and carry the audience may be disappointed. I take back half of my previous doubts about Kelsey. I once questioned the significance of her traveling back to the nineteenth century. At that time, it seemed to me that she was alone, restrained and tolerant, and had no preference for anything. She was like a god, doing what she did because she needed it, and doing it because it was right. After doing all this, there was no in-depth description of his psychology. It seems like it's just one item on the to-do list. While reading, I always feel sad, sometimes or not. Kelsey is always so busy, but nothing she does seems to be for her own spiritual world. The purpose of writing horror novels is to provide for food and clothing, to dig treasures with Dantès, and to promote wireless communication to benefit others. She looks gentle and elegant, but in fact she has few friends. She wears layers of disguise every day. After the explosion, she can only unconsciously turn the ring on her index finger. Even when Sherlock thought he was going to have a drink to relax, it was just Kelsey trying to find the scumbag who had deceived him. Compared to Sherlock Holmes, he lives his life as he pleases and is obviously more down-to-earth. I used to think that this was the author's negligence in shaping Kelsey, but now it seems that it can also be attributed to Kelsey's own characteristics. I think this is her, as romantic and lonely as the beautiful music played by the saxophone. She was a heavy-duty agent during her lifetime, and she had missions and tasks. But after she died and traveled to this world, she truly had the right to dominate herself, and she could live for herself uprightly. No matter what she did, I think it was Kelsey proving her existence. She was suddenly born into this strange body. In the world, what can prove that this wisp of soul is the real existence? Then you can only rely on the justice in your heart to create your own deeds. She is searching for the meaning of her life all the time. She is so confused along the way. Who knows if one day her soul will leave this body, leaving her helpless again? In this way, I can also understand Kelsey, she is a lonely star. Fortunately, Sherlock exists. He can understand Kelsey's thoughts and walks side by side with Kelsey. They are lovers, confidants, and the missing souls of each other's other half. Only when two people are together can the sailboat return to port. I was really healed! It was really hard to watch Kelsey so alone. Speaking of Sherlock in this book, I think it's quite interesting. Although he is indeed somewhat different from the Sherlock I have read before, I feel it is somewhat childish. But this is a small way to enhance the relationship between Tom and Jerry, isn't it? Perhaps it was because Kelsey met Sherlock who was still young. At this time, he was not the old man who practiced gun shooting in 221b all day long. How could he be bored with Kelsey here. Just think of this as the inevitable change that will happen after Holmes meets Kyle. Among the other characters, Watson is my favorite. He is so pitiful that it makes me laugh to death. My kind of happiness that is above the pain of others is really unreasonable, but it is really funny hahahahahahaha. Watson finally endured everything. After watching Watson's crazy loss after witnessing Holmes's wedding, I couldn't help but want to see Darcy and Bingley's views shattered. But it is a pity that the author did not write further. At the end I was still a little disappointed. Their lives were once so colorful that in old age everyone left 221b Baker Street. Although life is still good, it always feels like something is missing. I have two shortcomings in writing. One is that the death of these bosses was too hasty. Although many evildoers will die by themselves, the bosses in this article include Svoboda (I think he was called this name) in the French prison. How could he be so good? Several characters who could have been written in detail died suddenly. It should be because the author could not continue writing, which is somewhat regretful. Second, cases sometimes feel like they are coming one after another, making it a bit breathless. I think it would actually be good to have more daily foreshadowing. The Bennet family is a good choice, their family has a sense of comedy. I just mentioned it casually. Only represents my personal opinion. Another reason why this book sometimes feels a little tiring to read is probably because there is quite a lot of space devoted to the occult throughout the book. This kind of thing, no matter how powerful you are in occult science, it is all fake, but science is true... (Playing joke bhys) But considering the popularity of Gothic style in the 19th century, it is also normal. It's really pitiful that two great materialistic detectives have to study a bunch of weird things every day in order to solve crimes. What's interesting is that Dan in the ending adds a layer of fantasy to the story. I won't go into details, otherwise everything will be magical. That's about it. Congratulations on the ending~ I always feel a sense of regret after reading a Lao Fu fanfic, because I can no longer see the protagonist, as if she has stopped in her world forever, and I am still continuing. Even if I imagine her in her world, I have never stopped, and I can't convince myself. It was like a chance encounter without a reunion. I know this is too serious and I don't know what to do.

Read the full article Impressions of Heavy Fog: Superficial CP: Kelsey x Sherlock Real CP: Cupid x Death [dog head][dog head][dog head]

Really, I really admire your wife's excellent writing style. The smooth writing and reasonable plot are blended together. We have a unique Sherlock Holmes story in the 19th century, which allows that unique soul to have another destination, not to keep bees alone, but to have a happy family. I think this is a great honor and happiness for every Sherlock Holmes fan, to be able to see Sherlock Holmes have a wonderful home. Based on and derived from the original work, I sincerely praise your wife!

This ending reminds me of Darcy's "persecution" in the next book

Do you really want to talk about future generations? I really want to see the scene where countless people's views explode after discovering the truth, hahahahahaha

Hiahiahia is really looking forward to seeing the two lodging detectives having their views shattered~

Watson still can't escape the curse of his dead wife.

Watson really discovered his blind spot but he is still the same blind student.

Darcy, what is supposed to come will eventually come.

After reading it, I'll go see Big Brother and Mary next.