The Ex-Wife Is the Main Villain

I've read two of the author's books, one about Li Nanke and the other about this one. My impressions so far are: First, the author's strengths are obvious – the cases are well-written. 1. The detective and suspenseful plots are very detailed, the logic is good, and there are plenty of witty elements, making the detective storyline very enjoyable to read (though the excessive use of foreshadowing…

The characters in this book are too immature; they lack the composure and shrewdness of adults, both in their dialogue and their behavior. The villains in the story are extremely stereotypical. The fact that all the villains are lecherous is ridiculous.

The pacing of this book is strange. Putting everything else aside, if you like slice-of-life and detective stories with a down-to-earth hierarchy, there's absolutely no need for so much melodramatic and tragic plot. The opening scene of having your supreme bone stolen and your wife murdered just doesn't fit the overall style at all.

I don't know why the entire plot seems to be weighing down the male lead. Every male supporting character is eyeing one of the female leads, but the male lead isn't strong enough. While there aren't any overtly negative traits, it just feels frustrating and pathetic to watch, lacking the satisfying feeling of a typical "power fantasy" story.

The viewing experience is getting increasingly chaotic, with more and more plot holes being created, and the main character's personality is too different from the early stages. She was more composed then, but now she's becoming increasingly strange (too much of a contrast? She seems a bit like a thug?). I honestly don't know why I started liking Miaomiao; maybe it's just my viewing experience.

Keep up the good work, author! Readers all say you're handsome, and I think so too. 😁

The plot has really fallen apart lately 🙀 The wedding scene felt utterly ridiculous and disgusting. As a sect leader, shouldn't Hong have at least used some disguise when coming to the enemy's stronghold (the capital)? She was so easily recognized... Then Xiao Jiang was also confused. He didn't explain anything to Ran, and ran off with another woman on their wedding day?

I originally wanted to finish reading before posting, but I couldn't resist complaining. First of all, the male lead's character is a total cheat, possessing the title of the world's number one swordsman and taught martial arts by the Sword Demon. But can you believe he's a complete waste?

This is truly the most disgusting book I've ever read. I've read over a million words. Let me share my thoughts: I just want to ask, why do all these women like a guy like the male lead? It's so ridiculous! Just because he can solve cases? Never mind, there's so much more I don't want to say. Anyway, it boils down to one sentence: Do you even deserve him?

The beginning was alright, but the later parts were terrible. They removed the harem elements, leaving only the outline. The vast world revolves around the same few locations; when you want a new scene, a hidden door or formation pops up, only to reveal a female supporting character who's been missing for several chapters. The male lead has no clues whatsoever, just following hints.