Sherlock Holmes BG Collection [Continuously Updated I]
Collects
38
Books
30
Grade
Level C
Updated
1y ago
CP Fu Brothers, both original Fu and BBC Fu. Reviews are subjective, if you feel unwell, escape as soon as possible. 3 Stars are average, 4 stars are recommended, and 5 stars are highly recommended.
Completed, CP Mycroft, no CP in the main text, the CP line only exists in the extras. Bat-cub literature + Assassin's Creed setting, the heroine has a very cat-like personality, and the descriptions of the Bateman family's Robins are also very vivid. The love line does not exist in the main text. In fact, I personally think that the love line in the extra episode is a bit sudden. Mai fell in love with the little girl out of nowhere. Marry first and fall in love later is not the way to love. .
The short story, CP Mycroft, has been completed. According to the author, it has an OE ending. I quite like this piece. The writing style is thoughtful and timeless, fresh and natural, with a lot of white space and profound meaning. It unfolds around Mai's black umbrella and is very well written.
Completed CP volume. The female protagonist is a private version of the widowed sister created by the author. She traveled from the Marvel world to Shenxia, and happened to encounter a confrontation with Fu Hua Mo by the swimming pool.
The plot is not well written, and many of them are bugs that cannot be solved. For example, the heroine comes to Sherlock for no reason, but McGee acquiesces without threatening him, etc. These are some of the ancient novels that I can tolerate, but the emotional scenes are also a piece of shit. The heroine somehow likes them. Sherlock was jealous of Irene, and Sherlock didn't see any signs of feelings for the heroine, but they suddenly got together... Judging from the comments, the author should have stopped updating for a long time, causing his own plot to be unable to be continued. Then I would rather the author was a eunuch than rushing to the end. Although the design of the heroine is based on the widowed sister, to a large extent it conflicts with Irene's character. However, the author did not write out the sense of Shura that should be felt after the collision of characters. When Erin meets a player who is evenly matched with her, she should be more interested in the heroine rather than Sherlock (personal opinion), so I am not very satisfied with the author's development but... Forget it.
Break, CP Sherlock. The setting is old-fashioned and Mary Sue, full of buffs: Oriental woman + peerless beauty + blindness + Chinese Kung Fu. Some of the plots are really emmmm, and the taste is just plain old. For example, when you touch the bones of Sherlock, you have to wear only pajamas; for example, Sherlock asks the heroine to take something from his pants pocket, and the heroine touches his penis; for example, if two people are fighting and the heroine pins them to the ground and beats them, Watson and Mrs. Hudson will definitely see it. . . What a deep connection these two have.
The newly found and updated Shenxiawen, CP Sherlock, and comprehensive HP. Because the pit is relatively shallow, the specific plot arrangements cannot be seen yet. The heroine is a Slytherin student. She meets Sherlock at the crime scene. She is regarded as a suspect and then Sherlock clears her out of the crime. Because of the heroine's identity as a witch, it seems quite interesting.
I have always liked a joke, that is, when every heroine with special powers is invited by Mai in a black car, she praises Xiaoxia's soul to Mai, and then Xiaoxia hears it. I've seen Xiaoxia's soul praised for being clean and beautiful, and I've also seen Xiaoxia's soul praised for its attractive scent. In this article, Xiaoxia's praise is simple and crude: Sherlock Holmes has a soul as golden as gold.
The original CP work Fu (supposedly) has been completed. Although the author feels that he is writing the original Fu, he still incorporates some BBC Fu features, such as saying that Fu has curly hair, and mentioning that Fu has a sister. Overall, he prefers the original Fu, but I think it is more like using Fu's character to write his own OC.
The heroine became a maid after traveling through time. In her previous life, she was the daughter of a policeman in China. It is actually quite interesting to use the free soul of the 21st century to collide with the antiques of the 19th century, but the author stopped short of digging into the details. The author is very good at writing sweet stories, so the case reasoning feels a bit weak. From the beginning to the end, I felt that the identity of the heroine was weird. Can a maid really learn so many things? Others used the fact that she was a maid from Milverton to convince themselves, which felt like a bit of a trick on others. Moreover, Moriarty also has a colonel brother in it, so he is mixed with Moriarty who is worried about the country.
One of my favorite things is that it mixes in a lot of original cases and plots in daily life, which is very friendly to original fans. Every time I see an original case, it's like digging up a little easter egg. I particularly like this.
BL has completed the original CP work, which can be used as a substitute for 84 blessings. Personally, I didn't particularly like this one. The writing was mediocre, the characters were mediocre, and the plot was mediocre. It didn't attract my strong desire to read on.
The selling point of this book should be the relationship between the male protagonist who is disguised as a woman and misunderstood by the people around him and Lao Fu. It should have been as exciting and interesting as the ups and downs in the BBC misunderstanding of Fu Hua's relationship. However, the author has written the male protagonist's appearance very delicately. As a result, there is no difficulty at all for the male protagonist to dress up as a woman. Even if the reader changes the male protagonist's gender to the female protagonist, there is no sense of disobedience. The response is mediocre, just like a sugar-coated idol drama that you have watched thousands of times and know where to be surprised and where to be happy about the plot development.
Let's not mention the emotional drama for now, let's look at the clues to solve the crime. This article combines magic elements, but it has little to do with HP magic. I only saw a glorious hand. It can be seen that the author should refer to the British witch fantasy legend when writing magic elements. This is quite interesting. However, several of the cases solved are basically related to magic. In this article, Lao Fu, as an ordinary person without magic talent, has to rely on the male protagonist for a large part of the plot. Although some people will definitely say that the author also wrote that Lao Fu surpassed the male protagonist in various ways, such as thinking in advance about many things and understanding the theoretical knowledge of magic better than the male protagonist. However, as a single recommender of Lao Fu, I feel that Fu's character arc has been weakened, and the male protagonist is not well-shaped to complement Fu's image, so I feel that something is missing.
Finally, there is a plot in this book that makes me really, really hate it and it is very, very OOC. It was set that Fu didn't like organizing things, so he deliberately scattered the paper documents so that the male protagonist couldn't stand it and took the initiative to help organize it. When he came back and saw the tidy room, he was very satisfied and sure enough, the male protagonist decided to help organize it. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh seeing here I had a vision of a three dimensional man deliberately doing things badly to make you think he is unreliable so as to escape being dispatched next time, I really want to kill the author! ! Soldering iron, you are an original blessing. Even if you are young and don't like to work, you should still express your gratitude to your friends who help you, instead of feeling at ease and being arrogant like a second uncle! ! ! Has your gentlemanly demeanor been eaten up by the author? ! !
Hook!
All in all, there are so few books to read that I will starve to death.
CP Laofu has been completed and can be substituted into 84 Fu. This is a great book that I wrote recently, and the character design is very close to the original. It is completely stress-free to play the role of the dream girl. The story of the heroine's appearance reminds me of Irene Adler. A woman who can leave an impression on Lao Fu must have defeated him firmly. The author's description of the case is not very detailed and difficult, and sometimes jumps a bit. However, the focus of this book is not on the case but on two people falling in love, so it may be lacking for those who want to see exciting cases. But the story about two people falling in love later is really sweet. The author is also very good at writing meat. You must go to the author to ask for meat. My wife is very easy to talk to. One small regret (just mine) is that the heroine escaped from marriage. At first I thought the heroine had some tragic life experience, unkind parents or was dependent on someone else. But I was told that this was because the heroine was doted on by her father and had a willful personality, so she impulsively ran to London and became a beggar. . I don't quite accept this, maybe it's my own problem. Also, the heroine has a very high IQ in terms of her martial arts setting, and it feels like it has become the standard configuration of 23333 for every Laofu heroine. The main reason is that the love story between the two is so well written, the relationship is gradual, the two people directly pull each other, the subtle emotional interaction, how the heroine goes from recognizing herself to letting Lao Fu recognize himself, and Lao Fu's analysis of the grains of sand mixed in his precision instrument are all very accurate, which is amazing.
The short story has been completed, CP Laofu. I quite like this article, it's a bit gloomy. In fact, it would be better and more original if the story could be told from Peanut's perspective.
It tells a very simple story in which the heroine and Lao Fu were summoned to travel to a parallel space, and then found a way to return home together during the countdown. But the author can pack a rich plot and detailed emotional drama into a simple story structure. I particularly like the part where the heroine exposes her ankles. Lao Fu's gentlemanly rebellion and the heroine's independence are both written very well. I really like the little easter egg about Lao Fu's time travel in the finale. Fu Lao, a middle-aged man in his forties, can make his own choices.
It is a famous old article, written by the author when he was 19 years old, and he is a child of someone else's family. Although QAQ is an article eight years ago, the quality is quite high, much better than some of the um um that I may mention in the future. A possible red herring is that the heroine takes Fuhua, but this is quite common in ancient Fuquan BGs.
But I was really, really angry about Sherlock interfering in the heroine's fantasy, and also using psychotropic drugs. Maybe this is a common problem in ancient Fu BG. No matter how much trouble Sherlock makes, the heroine can accept him. The dog wanted to give up, so he never saw him. As a result, Snape gave the heroine the power of oblivion and the two of them got together. In the end, the heroine suffered from memory disorder at a young age. The author, even if I am Snape's single recommendation, I have to say that you are really stupid, and there are many such plots in the ancient articles I found.)
Completed, CP Sherlock, a time travel profiler heroine, should be quite famous in the blessing circle. I believe everyone has seen it, so I am too lazy to comment.
As a digression, similar to the author of "To... Evening Song", the subject matter of this wife's writing also overlaps a lot with my field of scanning essays. However, it may be that I prefer this wife's style, and I accept every one of them well. . .
The heroine is rich and charming, reasoning + mathematics + female pretending to be a man + alumni, a relatively common but popular setting (I am a local dog and I love to watch it)
The author has written many original cases, and I can see that the author has good ideas, but compared to the cases, the author writes emotional dramas better. The hot spring case made me want to sleep (dbq). For me, the emotional lines in the early hazy and tugging period are better than the emotional lines in the later stage when the identity is revealed. Xiao Xia's secret love made me roll around on the bed crazily while thinking about it, and my aunt's smile reached her temples. After I made it clear, I no longer had the feeling of a deer bumping into me that I was tempted to do at first. Maybe it's because the deer in my heart has been killed (bushi)
Overall it's pretty good.
I was plowing in the fields, but when I saw my wife's post, it was like getting chicken blood. I kicked the cow away and cultivated 20 acres of land. If a strong enemy invades in a hundred years, please put this article on my grave. I will break out of the ground to defend China and repel the strong enemy. ?
CP Sherlock, completed, teacher-student + assistant setting. Mrs. Little Whale yyds! Every one of her books is in line with my taste. The plot of the latest one, "My Detective Roommate," magically overlaps with my fantasy in junior high school! Who knows the surprise of finding one day that your fantasies become reality in someone else's writings! I cried like a local dog who had been hungry for a month and woke up to find himself sleeping in a pile of bones and drooling for three thousand feet. I'm going too far. In fact, this book also contains plots that I have fantasized about. I suspect that the author is a biological sister I have never met (serious face). One thing that touched me very much is that my wife described Xiaoxia's withdrawal reaction in detail. Many fans only regard this as one of Xia's. Weird, thinking that he can always control himself, but in Little Whale's article, Xiaoxia was really hurt by drugs, which made Xiaoxia become more like a mortal, more within reach, but the fact that Xiaoxia quit immediately tells you that Xiaoxia is unreachable.
In CP's original work, the heroine is dressed as Irene Adler, which can basically be viewed as the original heroine set by the singer. One of the more funny parts is that Lao Fu's rooftop confession was interrupted by Lestrade's case. The writing is also quite interesting. Lao Fu's behavior and language are very consistent with the original character (although Lao Fu can fall in love, which is the biggest OOC, but no matter what, I just like to watch it. Lao Fu is in love), I especially like the positioning of the two people towards each other in this article. One is the adventurer lady and the other is the consulting detective. They both have similar loves. The heroine is also independent, capable and has her own ideas. It is a rare original work for BG fans.
CP Mycroft is set by American and British politicians. I quite welcome this setting. The heroine is the sister of Little Angel Red next door, and she has a serious tendency to schizophrenia. In it, the heroine and Mycroft's exchanges of swords and swords in the political field are well written, and they are very sweet when they get together later. What I'm more satisfied with is that the author mentioned the two people's make and love in the plot, which made the characters appear much more real. Many other articles about Mai don't like to write about this aspect. Firstly, it is because the author is not familiar with British and American culture and cannot think of this aspect. Secondly, it is to maintain Mai's ice man persona. But I thought it wasn't because Mai had some physical problem and he had a girlfriend who was just and righteous, why would he keep a secret? The plot and the characters were very realistic and made me imagine that it really happened.
This book is awesome! Be sure to go to Old Ford to see what the author has put in the easter eggs, which will make the whole article more complete. It is a rare setting of the heartthrob Mary Sue (emphasis added, especially the three Sherlock Holmes all love her). Every emotional line is very reasonable, and every emotional line will make me roll crazy. Not only that, the author's writing style is also very good. Reading her words, you can feel the water vapor brought by Mycroft's little black umbrella, the lingering rhyme of Sherlock's violin, and the tail note of Euros' sigh. The ending is open-ended. Personally, I would like to see a blackened if line similar to prison/imprisonment (ahem). I, a native dog, like to watch, understand?
The short story is over, hurry up!
CP Mycroft. Celtic mythology + Sherlock Holmes background, very interesting story, very fascinating mythological science and world view. However, compared with the group portraits, it is not very friendly to people like me who just want to see how Sherlock Holmes is portrayed. Friends who like to watch Western fantasy may like it.
Personally, I think the heroine is a very dramatic actress, literally.
It is rare for a Mycroft novel to have a heroine with an IQ who can compete with Mycroft. The political description made me very comfortable. The integration of many worlds is also inexplicably reasonable. Moriarty here becomes a child who learns to care about his family. Although it is a bit OOC, this setting is great. I like this article very much.
The Count of Monte Cristo's sexual transformation is based on many classic works. The CP has not yet been determined. According to the author's writing, it is the heroine of everyone's single arrow.
The original work is by Xiang Laofu. What's worth reading is that the heroine and Laofu act opposite each other. For a professional like me, the sexual tension is really strong. The heroine's revenge line is progressive, there are many vests, there are certain adaptations based on the original work, and with the gender change setting, the plot is very eye-catching.
The only shortcoming is that the pit is shallow + the author's relationship is changed.
Recommendation index: 3.5 (0.5 Points deducted for update)
The setting of HP+Holmes+Oriental heroine is so cliche that I felt a bit ptsd about the Oriental heroine. It's 18 years of work, so I can forgive you. One of the cases is not very interesting to me personally. I read it in a cursory manner and have no thoughts. Friends who have read it can share it.
Fate update, there is a gap of three years between the latest chapter and the penultimate chapter.
It's Xiaomai's childhood sweetheart Xiang! Yay! CP is Mycroft, who started writing from Xiaomai, and the heroine is the adopted daughter of the Fu family, which is common. The author is good at writing about daily life, and the interaction with Mai and Xia is very cute. I wanted to rush in and pinch their faces into a ball (cross out and start again) dbq I saw the little black car downstairs. The scene where Mai helps the heroine take a bath is very funny, as if he is washing a piece of pork belly with skin on. Mai shows a different side from other articles in it. He also complains about being lonely. I like this very much.
CP Mycroft, the author has been discontinued for a long time, but he has previously completed the work CP Sherlock "My Years in the Dessert Shop on Baker Street", so be cautious when entering this trap.
I only watched the beginning, which is probably the story of Mai's first love who thought he was dead but did not die but just lost his memory. He was saved by Mai's nemesis and asked the heroine to be his fiancée to stimulate Mai. Mai tried to find a way to restore the memory of the heroine while chasing his wife in the crematorium. There is nothing wrong with this author's writing style, but after reading her last book "Dessert Shop", I felt that she likes to mix shit into sugar. (If it offends me, I apologize in advance. Maybe it is because I am not capable enough to appreciate it.) The only impression left on me by the previous book is that it is inexplicable. Let's talk about the review of "Dessert Shop" specifically.
Off-topic: I have mixed feelings about this wife: she has a very unique writing style, and she loves the OE endings all her life. Unfortunately, every ending is so fucked up to me. What's even more regrettable is that my wife's interest circle in writing articles is highly consistent with my circle of interest in reading articles. I usually don't look at the author's name when reading articles, but there was only this wife's article. When I clicked on it and read the first three chapters, I could feel that it was written by her. Without him, it was too strong.
Recommendation index: 2 (personal opinions are more subjective, if you are interested, please go by yourself)
Bl, CP Sherlock, the pit is so shallow that there is nothing much to say. It's still an oriental man + Scotland Yard detective. The first case looks pretty good, and the character's image is well established.
Waiting for the author's update.
Damn, it's updated every year, and I can't see the possibility of it being completed in my lifetime. The male protagonist uses his own life simulation system to become Fuhua's son, and Fuhua has more scenes.
Finally! CP is the Fu Brothers of Youmoli. It is the sister volume of "Paganini Caprice" mentioned earlier. I am quite friendly to those who have not watched the original series.
Compared with the story of the acquaintance between the young Sherlock and the heroine described in "Paganini", this book is more about the story after the heroine's revenge. Compared with the previous chapter where Mycroft has almost no sense of existence, Mycroft in this story is very scheming and uses various methods to show his ownership, such as giving a ring with an H engraved on it. I don't know if it represents Holmes, the person who gave it to Holmes, or the initials of the heroine's name. The gemstone on the ring is the birthstone of the heroine and has a meaning. Xiaoxia is not to be outdone, her ability to steal attention is second to none. This kind of Shura field scene where the Fu brothers are jealous is Mo Do Mo Do! !
Judging from the current serialization, Mycroft gave him a gemstone ring with his name engraved on it, and Sherlock gave him earrings, which is a tie. But Sherlock initiated the kiss! ! ! ! ! I declare that Sherlock wins the first round! ! ! Mycroft, you can't do it! ! (Distressed) (mouth covered) (dragged away)
The only drawback is the eunuch.
The pit is very, very shallow, only two chapters. CP Mycroft. I personally don't like this article very much. It has a setting that really offends me. The heroine is Captain America's lover in the modern world, but Captain America chose to stay in the past when he went on a time journey in Avengers 4. Although this is also the choice in the movie, the setting of adding a lover to Captain America here makes me feel like he is a scumbag who abandons his wife and son, eats from the bowl, looks at the pot, and never forgets his old lover. . .
You can watch it if you are interested.
This article is BL, CP Maixia Orthopedics, friends who don't want to eat can leave it out. The story is about Mai suddenly losing all memories of Xia one day, and naturally he has no feelings for her. When Mai really stopped engaging in brotherly love and became a real iceman, Xia's reaction was actually not very unexpected. I have always thought that the most charming thing about Mai Xia's couple is Mai's double-standard morality. When faced with many things, such as accepting the affection of his stupid brother, he was able to tolerate it until his younger brother became an adult and then accept his affection and love. After accepting his affection, he completely lost his sense of morality. His whole brother is my mother's public weapon and is used for personal use. It's a shame. In addition, the image of Mai in Xia's memory palace has always been that of a stern and ruthless commander, and he has always been a stupid boy. Although Xia always acts against Mai, he always listens to his brother's opinions and obeys his instructions, which shows that this is what Xia wants.
Private Marseille has been talked about a bit too much for the time being. If Mai Xia is a co-worker, he can leave a mysterious number and we can have fun together.
Recommendation index: 3.5 (Considering that some sisters don't eat Maixia, deduct 0.5)
The original book has a Dracula + vampire setting, and the setting is quite novel. This is the second book I have read with the setting of Sherlock Holmes and Dracula, and there is another one where he becomes a vampire based on HP and fortune. The vampire setting is relatively traditional, following the settings that vampires must be invited to enter, are afraid of the sun, and the heroine reveals her identity in front of Lao Fu at the beginning.
I can feel that the author wants to write the case carefully. There is not much portrayal of Lao Fu, and the personality impression left on me is not particularly deep. Friends who like to watch plots can give it a try.
I also finished watching the follow-up, and I think I liked the ending very much.