The Great Xuan Dynasty's Judicial Officer

The author's case and foreshadowing, while ignoring other shortcomings, are worth a read. It's better to save up criminal investigation books and read them---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In 2021, there are still monastic routines. The author is indeed the same as the crazy detective. The master of the case, the daily routine and the character arrangement persuade him to quit. It is reasonable to suspect that the author is washing his fans.

Seek refinement. I don't know why the book review circle is full of robots. To be honest, it's very disappointing. I almost decided not to read it when I first saw it. But after I kept reading, I found that it was very interesting. What can I say about the author's writing style? It's not particularly sophisticated, especially the characters' dialogues that are a bit off-putting at times. I hope it can be improved. But the flaws do not hide the flaws. The design of the case can be said to be top-notch. I think it is not an exaggeration to say that there are other chapters that are on the same level as Shaobao Di Renjie. As long as you can stick to reading the more embarrassing twenty chapters at the top, the subsequent plot will undoubtedly be very fascinating. The complexity of the strategy of the mastermind behind the case can be said to be true to Holmes and Di Renjie, and the entangled interests of the various forces are also quite interesting. In addition, the whole novel feels that the transitional chapters may be a bit too little about daily life. Because I caught up with the latest in one day, the pace felt a bit too tight when reading it. Just like the protagonist, rushing towards one case after another non-stop, it was a bit suffocating, but maybe this is more friendly to readers who follow the latest updates. But I personally think that emotional scenes and daily life can still be written appropriately, just like Li Yuanfang's emotional scenes in Di Renjie also supported part of the main plot. I originally wanted to join the alliance directly to support it, but I heard that there will be a crowdfunding campaign for monthly tickets at the end of this month, so I decided to wait.

Lao Kuang, think more about some awesome cases. Those cases of Kuang Detective really surprised me.

To say this, this book is: Case is King. The case really gives people the most heartfelt feeling ~ the description outside the case is just like that, but the flaws are not concealed. Some people feel that the handling of Ms. Shen was not very good and inhumane. Actually I think it's normal. It was handled quite well, and I really don't have a good impression of Miss Shen. The male protagonist's treatment of Miss Shen is still reasonable. ❶There is no emotional foundation, and judging from the memory, Miss Shen must be very bad to the original person. In order to break off the engagement, he even ordered his slaves to beat him so that he could not get out of bed for a week. All the brothers in the family targeted him and even gave him the insulting nickname, Paralyzed Man. This is just the tip of the iceberg of the male protagonist's daily life ~ You must know that the original protagonist was also a son of a noble family, even much higher than his family, and his father even received favors from his family. ❷After the death of his adoptive father, the male protagonist took care of the trivial funeral matters, but in the end he was not even qualified to offer formal condolences. As long as Miss Shen believes him, she will not let this happen. If she had the courage to say that this was her fiancé, she would be fully qualified to express her condolences to her father. Presumably the male protagonist will not be so humiliated. But she didn't. As a result, when the whole family insulted the male protagonist with vicious words, and asked him not to have such wishful thinking, the male protagonist readily agreed, and she looked like she had been let down. Seriously, it makes me sick. ❸The brothers are back. Seeing their attitudes, you can tell that the original male protagonist did not feel any love in this family except his adoptive father. He was even insulted and bullied growing up. The male protagonist saved their whole family, so it's okay not to know. Miss Shen said that she would explain to her brothers, but later in front of the temple, the brothers still insulted him, and even shamelessly said that he was responsible for his father's death, and even asked the guards around him to kill the male protagonist. How do you want the male protagonist to lick this ungrateful family? ❹Miss Shen becoming a monk is even more intriguing. In fact, I think it is also disgusting. After the male protagonist said he would not take care of her and became a monk, these brothers would definitely blame everything on the male protagonist. What's even more disgusting about Miss Shen is that she wrote a love poem. I want to know, where does her love come from? Is she worthy? Before she becomes a monk, she has to make the male protagonist bear the guilt so that her brothers can seek justice for her. Isn't it wonderful? As long as she becomes a monk for one day, the male protagonist will feel guilty. But does she like the male protagonist? I don't believe that after hating someone for so many years, insulting and bullying someone for so many years, I can suddenly fall in love with that person and love that deeply. She just didn't want what she wanted, but now she can't get it.

Shanzhen comes to support, come on brother💪

Although I wanted to scold him, after thinking about it carefully, I found that the author seemed to have filled in almost all the foreshadowing? Although the ending is less than a million words, it is indeed a good book as a short story. This feeling may be due to the fact that this book has many twists and turns, and the ending is too calm. It is also true that I have not found a book among the newer books that can make people immerse myself in the story as well as this book. It is a bit sad to end so suddenly, and there are not many books to follow. It is a pity that the development of the characters after everything has settled is not given. How will Xu Zun and Shen Qian end up in the end? There is no irreconcilable conflict between the two in the book, so why is the ending of the love story so hasty? Is it because I am afraid that it will not satisfy everyone? It was clearly written that Shen Qian looked at Xu Zun from a distance at the end, so why is it the best outcome for the two not to see each other again? I hope the author can narrate it in the form of an extra story. I really like the plot and connotation of "Crazy Detective" written by the author. It was considered a good book at that time. I think the book "The Punisher" is even better. The protagonist doesn't have a golden finger, so the author needs to rely on analysis to advance the plot. This happens to be a genre that I like very much. I have always read books on other platforms for free. Counting this book, this is the third book I have paid to read. However, I only started subscribing in the middle, which is the starting point. No matter what the results of the author's next book are, as long as it is written and released on the shelves, I will order it all, which is considered as a supplementary ticket. In short, I can give it 8 out of 10 points. The two points and one point deducted are because the updates are irregular and have been discontinued for a period of time. In addition, the final explanation is too hasty and I am not satisfied with the ending, but this is the feeling I have for all books haha.

So there is something wrong with Shen Qian? What is she trying to cover up by becoming a monk? Did Qinglan Guan in Chapter 2 change her or brainwash her? Could it be that Ku Niang is his real daughter?

Just read the first two chapters. To be honest, it looks really awkward to use Internet vocabulary when traveling back in time to ancient times. Bye bye

I came in and saw 3,000+ reviews and thought it was a good book. But when I clicked into the comment section, I found out that the author could really buy it! !

It is normal to marry a daughter based on the friendship between two families, but it is not normal to marry a son-in-law. I guess the author does not understand the status of a son-in-law in ancient times.