(Female Lead's Story)
A new official has three fires to put out, and Li Zhaoxue, the celebrated female coroner, got burned by one of them.
"You dare fire me? Even if I starve to death, I won't work for Gu Jinchao!"
Later, though, that silver really did taste sweet.
The two of them were always together, and rumors about them flew everywhere.
They say the magistrate humbled himself and washed the female coroner's feet just to keep her around.
Li Zhaoxue: Washing his feet was just a side gig. Love was an accident. My career is my one true love.
(The Male Lead's Story) Gu Jinchao (zhao) speaks up
Gu Jinchao was born into a military family, but he loves investigating strange cases across the land. He's extraordinarily handsome, but old-fashioned in his thinking, believing women have no place in the yamen.
His first case is so difficult that he has no choice but to visit the Li family himself.
Later, he finds that Li Zhaoxue looks beautiful when she seriously examines a corpse, and his heart starts pounding.
"Miss Li, I hear you can examine the living too. My heart rate has been unsteady lately, and I was hoping..."
"Get lost! Don't interrupt my autopsy."
This novel focuses on suspense and deduction, with plot at the forefront and romance as a sideline. The author's track record is reliable, so feel free to jump in.
Please add my next novel to your wishlist: The Magistrate Face-Slaps Everyone Online, a mystery
Taiping County is anything but peaceful, so the imperial court sends a minor official to keep things under control.
Onlookers: He looks like a frail scholar. I bet he'll end up dying an unjust death.
In the cases of the murderous painting and the skeleton spirit, the celebrated female constable and the new magistrate solve things cleanly and brilliantly.
But when she's not solving cases, the celebrated constable is even more keen on digging into the magistrate's secret identities.
Frailty? That's him? No, take a look at those muscles.
A lowly rank and no promotion? No, his real identity is far too exalted to aspire to!
A rookie and a weakling? He beats the culprit until they beg for mercy.
Qin Zheng digs into his secrets while carefully hiding her own, but she never imagined that Huo Qi had already quietly seen right through her.
One day, Qin Zheng runs into an old acquaintance in the palace, and she wishes she could stuff her face into her undergarments.
After the banquet, Huo Qi corners her against the palace wall. "How should I address Your Highness, the Princess?"
Theme: Justice for the wronged, and peace throughout the land
I dug a hole and forgot to fill it in, such as the identity of the heroine
Finished reading. . . . . Emmmm. . . . I can only give it 5 out of 10 points. There is a lot of content that is not included in the copy, and I don't know why I always like to use a golden light. Every time in the morning, there is a golden light. I am speechless. . . . There are also criminals who will only cry out that they are wronged, and then the protagonist will only feel that something is wrong. The plot overly imitates Conan and Detective Dee in solving the case, but the actual description cannot keep up! The outline is a good outline, and the article is a running account!
Is the case resolved by forcible confession?
"Worth platinum" → "Worth hundreds of gold" is a big bug for the author~
"Master Craftsmanship" → "Welcome Master" is a big bug for the author~
Did the author reveal something? Who was the little girl in red who rode a wolf when the male protagonist was a child? What is the background of the female protagonist???
I feel like the plot is good, but I feel like there are a lot of repetitions and no connections.
Why do I think Mrs. Su is the mastermind behind this?
I don't like Mr. Zhou very much. I can tolerate it once or twice, but I feel bad if I say this every time. In ancient times, women's reputation was very important. Mr. Zhou keeps making irresponsible remarks like this. Don't you know that it will ruin the heroine's reputation? I'm just saying it doesn't mean anything
Snort! Shameless, so thick-skinned (^▽^)