What Do You Think, Sherlock?

The question of the heroine is very simple. Historically, we can find one wife, one concubine, and three sons. It can be seen that Di Renjie is still very traditional in terms of passing on the family line. The heroine can be made as long as she wants. After she has a son, she will not write anything. There is no need to write any emotional scenes, just pass it over in one stroke. She is just a tool to confirm Di Renjie's ancient identity card.

I don't think the Queen of England would agree to the assassination of the Tsar. One reason is that they are relatives, and the European royal family is one family. The more important reason is that they acquiesce to the government's assassination of the royal family, which breaks the unspoken rules and weakens the power of the European royal family. Today my family assassinates the king of another family, and tomorrow another family can assassinate me. Even if it is a secret, there are no secrets in the world, at least people know it. This will lead to the weakening of the royal authority in the hearts of people within the government, and Pandora's box cannot be closed once it is opened. Nobles must not die among common people. This is a life-saving rule for nobles in ancient Europe, and all nobles will jointly uphold it. Assassinating the Tsar, so what if Britain gets more benefits? A country is a country and a royal family is a royal family. To put it bluntly, as long as the royal authority is still there, the country can be restored even if it is destroyed; if the royal authority is gone, the king is nothing more than a puppet, no matter how powerful he is.

Whether or not there is a female protagonist is not the main thing, the main thing is that the emotional drama is well written. Some people don't know how to write hard words, which is disgusting. If the emotional drama is well written, you can have a harem.

Everything else was fine, except that Di Renjie was a bit out of character. Moreover, there is a disadvantage in using this name. If it is an ordinary time-travel crime solver, it is easy to calculate and make some mistakes. Maybe the readers will be tolerant. But if you make Di Renjie, then no one needs to be judged by the readers. If such an old fox makes some mistakes, the readers will not be tolerant.

It's 100% done. Eunuchs are like this. They want to do it but don't want to do it. They hesitate for a few days and try it a little harder to see the reaction, and then chop off the root of the trouble with a ruthless knife.

It feels like it would be better to write that a modern person wears Dee Renjie, and after death, he wears Watson

Well, I can only say that except for not being a person from the Tang Dynasty, everything else is fine. I just need to be automatically replaced as a detective time traveler with no sense of modern society.

The chapters so far are not a great start in my opinion, but they can be said to be a good book with steady and progressive content. There are hot memes that everyone is familiar with, and the story can be told well in a down-to-earth manner. It can be seen that the author has his own understanding of that period of history, and the characters are well-developed. Also, I would like to boast that it is rare for a newcomer to choose a book title without giving it a bad name. At least I was attracted to it because of this title. On this point, there is a suggestion. As Di Renjie gradually integrates into this era, except for the occasional description of his character and experience, he is almost completely regarded as a detective Watson. Maybe it will be better when the plot progresses to the decryption of the East? Since Mi Mi chose to write about Dee Renjie, he must have a certain understanding of him, both in terms of his biography, anecdotes and the plot of the TV series. As the saying goes, there is nothing new in the world. Even if the times are different, the core of the methods of some cases and events and the status of the characters are similar. At this time, if you appropriately recall one or two sentences about past cases/characters/techniques, I personally think it can make people think that he is Detective Dee, not just a detective Watson. (It doesn't have to be frequent. For example, at some point in the Crown case, I thought of what if it was Emperor Wu... It's enough to mention it occasionally in a few cases to anchor Di Renjie's identity.) So far, only the second chapter mentioned the old friend, and marveled at how much influence modern technology would have on previous cases. The rest of it has been directly integrated into the times, which is a bit regretful. As for this degree, Mi Mi needs to grasp it himself. I just put forward some ideas from the reader's perspective. I believe in your writing style. I like this book so far. ୧꒰•̀ᴗ•́꒱୨ ps: Maybe I worried a little earlier, maybe the author himself has this idea, but hasn't written it yet_(•̀ω•́ ∠)_

It's so well written, but you're wondering whether you want a female protagonist? ! Although I have seen Shen Xia wearing some CP filters, Sherlock and Sherlock Holmes are still suitable to be single and good friends for a lifetime. They have love but will not be blinded by love.

How did you manage to raise a eunuch? 😥