[Moriarty the Patriot] The Cartesian Formula

Thank you, Madam, for producing food. I came here after reading it and found that there are very, very, very few fans. Wow, what you wrote is so heart-warming, I like it so much!! The plot is also very good. Thank you. I hope you will have new Youmo works.

The car has recovered. In space, the answer to the question is: I am so heartbroken that I can't change it.

I also really like the way Sherlock suddenly changes his perspective and sees a real myocardial infarction from the perspective of a professor. This ending is so cruel. This IF really wants him to meet his Chris.

Coming, coming, I'm coming! Let me first tell you how I discovered this book. I went to see it after being hooked by my best friend. After finishing it quickly, I wanted to find a fan. First I went to Lao Ford, but it turned out that Lao Ford didn't have much literature, and then I came to Jinjiang without any hope. First, I searched for the main characters and supporting characters, and all that came up were fans of the original work. Then I searched for the title, and found only a few articles, all of which had very few words. That's when I discovered my wife's book "Accomplices" (its previous name). At first, I didn't really have much hope for the writing. After all, it's a niche series. There aren't many people writing it, and even fewer people are good at writing it. I clicked on it at first because it has the most writing among all the series. But after clicking in and reading a few chapters, I was completely attracted by the setting and plot. There are a few things about the setting of the first vest that really struck me: 1. Timing of acquaintance: I feel that young professors, especially grown-up ones, should have no room in their hearts for others to penetrate them. So if I want to engage in the CP of young professors, I prefer the kind that I have known since childhood, because when we get to know each other after we grow up, there is always a feeling that we can't get in, and we will feel nothing when we watch it. In addition, the little professor was still young at that time, and his mind was not as mature and careful as it was later. Compared with other periods, this was the easiest time to get into his heart. 2. Identity setting: A vest is a civilian orphan girl (or a time traveler). Being in the same situation, having the same high IQ, and taking good care of him and Louis, it is easy to resonate with him, and various 21st century thinking and technologies will also arouse the little professor's interest. 3. Story setting (the entire article): There are no particularly abrupt cheats, the heroine's IQ is within a reasonable range, the story will not develop too fast, but it will jump where it should. The death of the vest is also very reasonable (although the death of Chris's vest feels a bit rushed). With the foundation of the first vest and the little professor's understanding that the heroine "seems to be resurrected", it will be much easier to recognize the subsequent vests and integrate with the three brothers. I won't go into details about the other points that poked my head (actually, I'm just lazy (?￣▽￣)?). Among all the vests, my favorite is Chrissy's line, because the setting and plot of that line are really nice, and it perfectly avoids my red flags. Her father was an earl who rose from the civilian ranks (definitely not on the assassination list), Chris was studying at the Moriarty house (close to the waterfront), and Albert was not there on the day of the attack (there would be no plot of "should we let Chris go or not"). The rescue at the fire even made the little professor and Albert favor each other. In the end, the four sworn brothers in the hospital officially joined the accomplice organization, and the little professor even recognized the heroine! In fact, seeing that Chrissy became Albert's fiancée and the "multiple vests" in the copywriting, I knew that Chrissy would definitely die, but it was still very sad when she actually died. . . But in the scene where Chris died, emm, I feel that based on Chris's character, she shouldn't be so impulsive. She should at least go back and talk to William, so as not to take action right away. However, this does not affect the overall situation, it just feels inconsistent. The princess line in the end was also very smooth, especially the scene where she died for love at the end, which made me cry to death (?;;`). Although the ending given by my wife was death, it was also very suitable. In the end, William sought death. I agree with my wife's point of view. If William gave up death for love, he would not feel like him, so sacrificing love is really a very suitable ending (although it is uncomfortable...). Summary: The overall writing style of the article is average, the length of the article is moderate, the plot is exciting, the connection is smooth, the characters are restored to a high degree, and the update speed is amazing! I spent this winter vacation in the company of this book, which made up for many of my regrets. Thank you Mrs. Rainbow for bringing us such a heart-warming story!

The last be poked me, it was so uncomfortable!!

I can only say that the Queen is so pitiful for losing her little daughter.

Is he a double death? Qwq

Finish spreading flowers? My wife is awesome!

Awesome, very well written

I like the daily life of a family~~~sprinkle flowers