Little Folk Detective

I might get scolded easily for saying this. . . . Why do I feel like the male protagonist is so special? Too idealistic. Although the novel itself is a kind of fictional literature, the male protagonist, as a young man who has worked hard in society, still has such naive thoughts? I don't mean to be arrogant, I would do some of the male protagonist's sinful things, but I feel like the male protagonist is just the innocent thinking of a junior high school student. To be honest, the reasoning aspect is very exciting, but the emotional description, especially the chicken soup part, made me feel like I wanted to curse. I've seen so many chicken soups in my circle of friends that I almost drank them all. Just because I saw the male protagonist talk a lot about chicken soup, I felt a little uncomfortable. I hereby declare: this book is really well written.

Hello, can I read your book?

It seems quite interesting. Come on, author.

All the same? Starting point for mass production? You want to see it but I don't want to see it. Go find it yourself. There are so many mass-produced products and don't let others worry about them here.

The author should look for a book on writing novels and read it. Some writing methods are not suitable for novels. There is also plot information that should be sorted out.