[Next book: This Girl Isn't One to Keep Around]
At first, Ye Xu thought this was just a story about getting revenge on her enemy. But when the winds of change began to blow, this messed-up world wouldn't let her stay out of it.
So she dragged Gao Gang over. "You block them."
Landlady heroine x battle-hardened detective
Ye Xu never has to worry about food or clothes. She usually throws her weight around until people snap back at her: "Stop acting tough. Your house has collapsed."
Who? Who did it? I'll get them!
Captain Gao? Then forget it. I can't take him on.
She said, "Marry me, and you'll strike it rich."
Gao Gang scooped her up and carried her off. "I want to get rich overnight."
Listen to him! Is that any way to talk?
Captain Gao's warning: Please note, this is not a wish-fulfillment story. Slow burn, slow burn, slow burn. There are laughs and sweet moments, but bring your own eye cream. You're all fairies, and the author can't afford to take care of you.
A few little spoilers:
Who ate my parents?
Kill that Chongqing native.
I stole artifacts from an archaeological dig site.
Who's been graffitiing all over the capital?
When a Peking opera singer went to the red-light district.
Theme: Protect your head
Spoiler alert I finished reading it in one afternoon. It may be a little rushed and may be different from readers who have been following the series. Please forgive me for any mistakes in the comments. First of all, the design of the first two cases is very attractive, including the case of the heroine's parents, which has a very gripping feeling. The author has created a sense of mystery very well. The male and female protagonists investigate the case together by mistake, and the heroine's character is also quite likable, brave and strategic. (Forgive my lack of vocabulary, I really like these two volumes. The heroine's investigation process is very interesting) But in the third volume, the killer organization surfaced, and two key figures, Lu Huabai and Yan Qing, committed a love-in-love murder. I felt a little strange, with a feeling that I was too light to focus on. Did He Zhiqiu spend too much time describing the character? They even stayed together at the hostess's house. In the end, I didn't quite understand the purpose of this supporting character's existence. In the first two volumes, the murder cases were fueled by the killer organization. The reason turned out to be emotional disputes within the organization, and they wanted to attract the heroine into the game to create a love rival. It also involves state secrets, academic fraud, stock market turmoil, infiltration by foreign forces, etc., And the ultimate goal of the infiltration is actually the character "Boss" who wants to open up the domestic market and instigates Professor Xu (making him a bit like the heroine of trouble), which feels a bit anticlimactic. The heroine has become more low-key in the last two volumes, which is a bit different from the proactive approach in the first two volumes. It seems that the rhythm has weakened. Finally, the author gave some detailed explanations in the extra chapter, and made some supplements to the motivation and background of the character Dr. A, which was quite reasonable. Dr. A is a very mysterious key figure, and some effort has been spent to lay the groundwork. If the game between him and the boss can be portrayed more excitingly, these two characters will be more fleshed out. The above is my opinion after reading it in a hurry. If I have time, I will read it again carefully. Please point out if the comments are biased. It's not easy for an author to be on the list, and I don't want to have a bad influence.
The male and female protagonists are still lovers, hahaha
In Chapter 76, I saw that the male protagonist died. I was shocked and quickly checked to see if there was a twist in the ending.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Wuhu!! This chapter is so exciting
Uncle's portrayal is so strange
Hahahaha haven't you recognized this yet?
Wuhu! She is the boss! Curious curious curious
It's over, it's over, I can't remember the network. Who is Qi Xiaoli's husband?
Thank you to the author for bringing this story. It was enjoyable to read and I liked it very much.