My new campus mystery rom-com, "Sleeping Beside You", is now being serialized~
Blurb:
Jiang Tian died at the scene of a car accident. A Grim Reaper in a black robe appeared beside her, holding a scythe, and slipped a bone ring onto her ring finger. Jiang Tian miraculously came back to life, and gained the Grim Reaper's aura at the same time.
Her aunt, missing for years; her childhood friend, who died young; a popular actress who died from overwork; one by one, they come to wait by her bed in the middle of the night. They all have something to say...
Jiang Tian pulls the quilt over her head: I can't hear you, I can't hear you. The turtle's chanting.
The Grim Reaper brandishes his scythe: Listen, or die. Pick one.
Jiang Tian cries until she faints. From then on, she walks the perilous path between the living and the dead, always teetering on the brink of being scared to death.
At first, Jiang Tian thought she just had to grit her teeth and listen to ghost stories. She never expected that after hearing each story, she would also have to help the ghost move on. This drew her unwillingly into a series of unsolved cases, and she somehow became a consulting expert for the city's major crimes investigation unit.
*
Jiang Tian notices that Lu Yan, the investigation team's ridiculously handsome leader, looks at her with hostility and disdain. But the little ghost who follows her around tells her that Lu Yan has had a crush on her for a very, very long time.
*
The investigation team's cleaning lady accidentally finds Jiang Tian's conduct report. Under the leadership's comments, it says: Sounds delicious.
The next day, gossip that Lu Yan wants a taste of Jiang Tian spreads throughout the entire police bureau.
Heroine: Jiang. Adorable. Super timid. Afraid of ghosts. But touch my man and I'll beat you to death. Best friend of evil spirits. Tian
Hero: Lu. He's a Grim Reaper. Handsome. Has a secret identity. Great at fighting. Does whatever his wife says. Elite police officer. Yan
Reader's Guide: 1. A sweet little rom-com
2. A non-scary episodic mystery
3. It's all fictional
4. We live in a harmonious society. If it's not to your taste, don't read it, and don't flame me.
Theme:
This book is really well written. I couldn't read the comments when I read the first five chapters. I almost abandoned the article because of the comments. To be honest, the heroine was not very timid. At the beginning, the heroine didn't know anything. When the evil spirit started crying, it was normal for the heroine to subconsciously want to escape. Later, I saw the news and found out that if she didn't care, someone would die, and the heroine immediately rushed to stop it. In the first two or three chapters, the heroine is relatively ignorant. After all, no one has told her what the soul card is and how to deal with it. However, the heroine has grown up quickly. She has always had an online IQ and is not very impulsive. I think this Tiantian is really well portrayed. She is not overly deified because she is the protagonist, and she does not rely on the male protagonist in everything. The male protagonist didn't know that it was the female protagonist who received the soul card at first and had a bad impression of the female protagonist. I thought it was a trick to rejoice in enemies. But as soon as the male protagonist saw the female protagonist, he immediately recognized her, and then she was always sweet. The author's plot lines are also great. Each case is well written, with many twists and turns. My favorite is the Rose of Decline. Yan Xiaomei is really distressing.
Ah, it looks good anyway. I rarely read such serious articles recently. Being uneducated, I can only praise how well written it is, and I hope the author will write this long story.
When I saw the diva unit, I couldn't accept the heroine's character. It was so destructive. Some people were so disgusting that I wanted them to die in pain, but this was not a reason for a law enforcement officer to judge others based on their mood. As a law enforcement officer with rich experience, the male protagonist knew what the heroine was doing and could still tolerate it. I just want to haha!
It's so pretty~ Don't be fooled by the people who commented on the first chapter, the heroine has a pretty personality! You will understand after reading~ The interrogation part of the Queen of Heaven is very exciting! The declining rose is really heartbreaking! The author accompanies my tears QAQ
Emmm, is there a bit of forced setting here? If Lu Yan really has been temporarily dispelling evil spirits who have been wronged (first of all, it seems not mentioned in the full text), which is consistent with the heroine's attitude towards evil spirits, why doesn't the heroine know? The heroine knew that the hero was the God of Death back then, and seemed to have participated in the purification of the soul card (I kind of forgot about it). It's not like she hadn't discussed this with the hero. To take a step back, let's say that the male protagonist doesn't like to show off and doesn't specifically tell the female protagonist. When the heroine begged him not to hurt her mother who had turned into an evil spirit, he could have just said, "I'll break her up first to prevent her from hurting others." Wouldn't that be enough? Thirdly, even if the heroine didn't know about this at the time, and she told the hero not to come close to her with harsh words, then the hero really failed to explain "your mother is not dead, but was temporarily separated" for five years, or simply got back together, but forcibly separated from the heroine for five years and became a policeman himself...? It seems like there is something else I want to say, but I can't think of anything. The summary is that the Ten Palaces of Hell are too strong, and they trap the male and female protagonists =_= I don't mean to pay attention to the details, but I just felt a little uncomfortable when I saw it, including the male protagonist who thought, "Oh, let her kill all the evil spirits, including me." Inexplicably, he felt a bit like the Virgin... He clearly remembered that the female protagonist was the law of evil spirits and had been unwilling to do so. Doesn't the heroine's own wishes matter?
Emmm, is there a bit of forced setting here? If Lu Yan really has been temporarily dispelling evil spirits who have been wronged (first of all, it seems not mentioned in the full text), which is consistent with the heroine's attitude towards evil spirits, why doesn't the heroine know? The heroine knew that the hero was the God of Death back then, and seemed to have participated in the purification of the soul card (I kind of forgot about it). It's not like she hadn't discussed this with the hero. To take a step back, let's say that the male protagonist doesn't like to show off and doesn't specifically tell the female protagonist. When the heroine begged him not to hurt her mother who had turned into an evil spirit, he could have just said, "I'll break her up first to prevent her from hurting others." Wouldn't that be enough? Thirdly, even if the heroine didn't know about this at the time, and she told the hero not to come close to her with harsh words, then the hero really failed to explain "your mother is not dead, but was temporarily separated" for five years, or simply got back together, but forcibly separated from the heroine for five years and became a policeman himself...? It seems like there is something else I want to say, but I can't think of anything. The summary is that the Ten Palaces of Hell are too strong, and they trap the male and female protagonists =_= I don't mean to pay attention to the details, but I just felt a little uncomfortable when I saw it, including the male protagonist who thought, "Oh, let her kill all the evil spirits, including me." Inexplicably, he felt a bit like the Virgin... He clearly remembered that the female protagonist was the law of evil spirits and had been unwilling to do so. Doesn't the heroine's own wishes matter?
It's so beautiful, I might be starving for books.
I like the author's style
Love this article! Good and evil will be rewarded in the end. Keep good intentions in everything. Even if justice does not arrive on time, it will definitely come! The last thing is that the power in the hands of people can be great or small, but we cannot forget what our original intention is. Thanks for the great article!
Sprinkle flowers!!! Love you love you!! This is the first time I read a plot-driven novel so seriously!!