Sir, May I Eat You?

Hahaha, I originally thought it was a fantasy novel about cultivating immortals, but it is a modern mystery novel, and I was deceived by the copywriting. Then I saw the label and suddenly realized, suspense and reasoning. Although there is still metaphysics, maybe it is because it is too slow to get popular? Haven't seen much about metaphysics yet. I never expected that a fox character like Su Daji could be associated with jc. The author also found a unique way. When I read the first chapter, it seemed to me that the scene was very big, and I had the urge to write millions of words. However, after the fox escaped, he scratched someone and started detective reasoning to solve the case? Exm? Is there something wrong with my imagination, or are my brainwaves and the author's brainwaves parallel and getting farther and farther apart? I was confused when I read it, but the plot was pretty good, although it took a sharp turn later on. In contrast to the heroines in other novels who jumped into the sky with all kinds of cheats, the heroine actually went to sit on the stage! I lost communication with the author again! I felt helpless! To be honest, I felt a little uncomfortable when I killed a common man at the beginning. I can accept the heroine killing someone with this background. But, I still want to have a sense of agency. If there are any difficulties or psychological changes in the killing, I can still accept it. I just disembowel the person, which I don't think well. It's An Wan next door who wins my heart, and she takes over perfectly. Although this ordinary person may be the foreshadowing later, after all, it will lead to a big case and the male protagonist, but I still hope that if this is a frame-up, or the bitter fruit left behind by the deeper level of old monsters or immortals' competition is picked up by the female protagonist, the plot feels like there will be a lot of splashes, but then it is a fairy tale, so let's forget it. Dozens of chapters are still in the process of reasoning and solving the case. The plot is very good, but it is still not compact enough. Maybe it is because I can't imagine it and can't get involved. By the way, this police officer is the male protagonist, oh, maybe not. It's just that we had a lot of fights in the early stage, and I found that the protagonist column and the supporting role Lan didn't write the male protagonist. Maybe it's because I haven't decided yet. However, he is the one who has played the most games so far, so he is obviously a serious suspect. It seems that he is not a person with an extremely heavy sense of responsibility. Otherwise, when dealing with the murderer Su Daji, the two of them should be in love and want to kill each other. Although we can't see this sign yet, what will be written later? Do you want to keep reasoning to solve the case? I felt that the identity of the heroine Su Daji was not reflected much later on. She was just a very beautiful woman. I couldn't feel the points mentioned in the copy in the text. However, it may also be foreshadowing. A long article definitely needs foreshadowing to support it, and it should be more exciting later on. Well, writers with a delicate writing style are better at writing this type of long, slow-burning mystery. I just didn't see the spark of love, ah ah, maybe because I don't know who the male protagonist is, and the plot line is not clear. I don't know what the female protagonist is going to do, where the male protagonist is, and what he is going to do. Will there be a thunderous scene in the later stage? Su Daji did something bad. She must have laid the groundwork and someone knew about it. Will the male protagonist come to save her? Is this the highlight of the subsequent plot development? Ah, I'm so curious, I'll keep reading.

Why is there a fairy fetus here? When did it happen?

Why did the hero die? Is there no reincarnation? What a pity

Finish spreading flowers first Then??? Meow meow meow??? Daji overturned so easily (emotion)? However, the central idea is quite positive, so I praised it well.

It's too short!!! The storm is crying???·(?????????????)??·?

It can be said that the writing is really very real.

I don't like sofas or koi fish.

... It was a bug, it blew him up

Not enough, big brother,

I'm here again, finally updated normally. Come on.