I will read the articles repeatedly, some are free and JJ will not recommend, and some are not recommended by those who have been fancied for a long time.
Stock up. It's better to wait until the plot is over to read this kind of one-part story about wits and criminal investigation. I initially read 700,000 words in one go, and I enjoyed reading it, but now that I'm following the updates, I don't enjoy it as much as I did reading it in one go (this kind of article is suitable for reading in one go, rather than following serialization)
It is an assumption that Gin is an undercover agent. The article is short but sweet. Free text and then everything feels perfect (I only remember this feeling)
In one sentence, it is a free article that has been updated for two years. I once said it was summer vacation but there was no word that summer vacation was over. But now it's basically almost finished, can you rest assured? I'm in (or just put it in your favorites and wait)
I liked the free article very much and re-read it several times without updating. The author is a three-dimensional social animal, so there is not much guarantee for updates, but a chapter will be dropped from time to time. In fact, the settings used in the article are not new, but the writing style makes up for everything!
The updates are stable and the subject matter is novel. The density of information updated in each chapter is very high (in other words, it is not watery). There is almost no emotional line, but the emotions of the comrades are earth-shaking!
There are two original protagonists, and the participating characters have no OOC. Except for Baizhu, which involves a little more, the others are all in the background, but yes, the relationship between the original Baizhu and the protagonist is really interesting! Highly recommended!
While it was being serialized, the author got stuck for a while and went to Sherlock Holmes's place next door to update most of the book and then came back to update a chapter. Enter with caution (but overall I liked the children's article that I recommended for the first time) (and looking at the content of the latest chapter, it is reasonable to suspect that it is because of the comic update progress that I dare not write further)