[Full manuscript complete. I don't plan to put it behind a paywall, so feel free to dive in.]
[Also, check out my completed no-romance cultivation novel with a male protagonist, My Senior Brother Chooses the Heartless Path]
Qiu Bai died, then transmigrated into a detective novel. Her main quest, as the story's "detective," is to investigate "The Death of the Robin," but events keep taking increasingly unexpected turns.
At first, faced with one murder after another, Qiu Bai tried to think things through. Then she realized a sad fact: she didn't have a brain at all.
So Qiu Bai decided to lie flat and give up.
Question:
If you're an unreliable detective novelist who transmigrates into your own book after dying, and you're faced with murders that have already happened as well as murders about to happen, what should you do?
***** | Reader's Guide | *****
1. The female lead has no romance, and remains single from beginning to end, but she is ill, literally.
2. An unserious murder mystery. The female lead has no boyfriend.
3. A short story for stress relief, updated monthly. The ending promotes truth, kindness, and beauty.
4. The entire story is made up and set in a fictional world, with no real-world allegories. All the settings have been adapted. The whole novel is a new work based on the embarrassing old stories from my previous author account.
5. I made the cover myself in one minute. If you think the writing is too stupid, feel free to leave for your own peace of mind.
Edited on 2022.11.10
Theme: Murder is against the law, and so is killing birds
I killed it, said the sparrow.
It feels like playing a reasoning pixel game
Can the author make steady updates? Otherwise, I can't remember it well. It's okay if the number of chapters is small and I can re-read it, but if there are too many chapters, I won't want to re-read it, which is not good for stable readers.