The background setting of this article is quite unique. The characters of the male and female protagonists are a bit stereotyped, and the plot and ending are somewhat predictable. I don't quite feel that the theme of the dating agency has any role? It's not integrated into the storyline, and the auxiliary characters it brings are not very distinctive. If it were like the American TV series Solving Crimes, except for the main plot, there would be one case per episode or a couple per episode.
Detective + rivers and lakes + conspiracy + beauty, the cases are all quite tragic, and they can all be connected by one person. The two male protagonists have more stereotyped personalities, and I think I like it more. There are probably too many beautiful things in the whole article, and they all seem to be right. Heroes don't care where they come from, and beauties don't distinguish between genders anymore? The overall tone is indeed grayer and sadder
The male and female protagonists both have auras, and the rest are supporting characters that serve the plot. The male protagonist is highly skilled in martial arts, unpredictable, and loyal to the female protagonist. He is simply inhuman, haha. The female protagonist is beautiful and majestic, not afraid of danger, and most importantly, charming, attracting the male protagonist, male partner, and female partner. Haha, it is a match made in heaven. It's a bit plainer than most other articles.
It seems like an ancient time-travel novel. The female protagonist travels through time in a car accident, retaining her personality and a specialty that makes her rich. Then she has a grudge with the male protagonist, resolves the differences, and starts loving each other again. There is no golden finger, no system and space. I really miss this kind of normal plot, but it is indeed a bit bland and can basically be guessed. Especially later, in order to follow the plot, the characters' personalities were blurred, and the ending was also false...
The first 100 chapters are quite interesting, but the later chapters are too boring. Tang Guoshi also stepped down from the altar and became a scumbag with excessive demands. Xiao Huaizhen also lost his personality and innocence and became an obedient little woman. Uncle Guo, Ling Consort and others were also reduced to tool men. If I hadn't bought the whole book, I would have been able to read it.
The identity setting of the characters at the beginning of this article is quite interesting, and the plot advancement is also very informative. However, the emotional line is too formal. Both the male and female protagonists and the supporting characters are like NPCs. They have no personality and heart. They are just following the plot and have no sense of substitution, so overall it is okay.