
Strange Cases of the Republican Era: The Border Town Murder Hunt
民国有奇案之边城追凶
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 459k Words
- Subgenre
- Detective Fiction
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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785Recommendations
12Fans
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The plot is tight, the pacing is strong, and it avoids dragging, unnecessary details, and fills in the dialogue. Highly recommended.
There are so many foreshadowing elements, will they all be resolved later?
Hooray! It's finished! Although I haven't caught up with the story yet.
A great item for leisure and relaxation, highly recommended.
This novel takes a unique approach; it's interesting! 🌹🌹
I think this book is quite good; I read it very carefully.
Seeing how meticulously you wrote your profile, I figured the content would be comparable to Momok and PMO.
The author really put in a lot of effort, I'll give them my support and hope more people can see it!
Hmm, I listened to the first case at noon and then read it again tonight. Maybe I didn't read carefully enough; Jiang Lei's first appearance seemed to lack foreshadowing? I'm still not entirely sure if she's the fiancée, girlfriend, or someone in a ambiguous relationship.
This doesn't seem like a typical light novel or wish-fulfillment story; it's alright. These days, writers who focus on mystery without resorting to supernatural elements are extremely rare.