The Crown Princess Solves Cases Like a God

Most of the novels in female channels are too small in scope. The problem is that they often don't really understand what fighting in the court or on the battlefield is, so that a large number of extremely deliberately unreasonable plots are just to promote the emotional development of the male and female protagonists. From the beginning to the present of this book, the male protagonist is being fought and suppressed by brothers, courtiers, and kings in an unscrupulous and unscrupulous way. The most important thing for the male protagonist is to protect himself, not to stop attacking, and not even to fight back. Let's figure it out, the male protagonist is a prince with integrity and righteousness. He is also invincible on the battlefield and has military power. What can't he do? Look at Li Shimin, who did not have the title of prince, but relied on eight hundred soldiers and the Xuanwu Sect to kill his brothers and force his father to abdicate. How decisive and resolute he was. And above the Qing Dynasty, all dynasties have regarded him as the eternal Mingjun. In comparison, the male protagonist's conditions are much better, and he has always been written to be very imposing, but the real method is not visible at all. He is indecisive, timid, and a useless person.

Oh my god, after reading yesterday's update, I discovered that there is an interesting point in the book that everyone has ignored. Co-author: The government agents who have been following the heroine to catch the murderer and the prince's silent guards who protect the heroine are all out-and-out losers. An ordinary murder case, an ordinary murderer, a good guy, just took an ordinary dagger, went a little crazy, and directly killed the heroine's group. He simply killed in front of the heroine, and then took advantage of the heroine's self-sacrifice living Buddha to directly chop the heroine into serious injuries. If you have to say that the scene was particularly chaotic at the time, wasn't it just an ordinary indoor hostage-taking? Not uncommon? What's more, the book clearly stated that the hostages had been rescued, and then Fierce charged head-on, injuring several police officers along the way. Oh my god, there are so many people in the police force, and the opponent has no martial arts, so they don't know the most basic grappling techniques? Also, didn't they have weapons in hand before, like iron rulers, chains, and waist knives, and were they always watching the show? As for the prince's secret guards, let's not mention them. And none of the people in this group felt guilty and confessed afterwards. They were all joking with playful faces, which was weird. As long as yesterday's knife was poisonous, my dear, the book ended directly. Do you think it was interesting or not?

In fact, some people just don't like a certain setting and just don't read it... The heroine was not too young before she traveled through time, so I don't like the little brother. The little brother is too childish. I like someone whose mental age is the same... And if I remember correctly, the age of the male and female protagonists was mentioned at the beginning of this article. In my many years of reading novels, the age difference between the male and female protagonists is really not that big.

The writing is pretty good. Why is there no one in the comment section?

The first time I read a novel written by this writer, it was quite good. The plot was always developing without any watering down. I have a habit of not being able to finish a book, or writing a review after reading it. However, I noticed that not many people are paying attention to this book, so I will write it in advance, hoping that more readers will pay attention to this novel.

The rhythm of this section is very poor. The emperor grants the marriage, and the heroine feels elated. This should be a small climax that makes readers feel great. For this reason, you can endure the foreshadowing in the first six or seven chapters, such as Shui Zhang, who talks nonsense all the way in the carriage of the male and female protagonists. After finally accepting the order, the whole city knew about it. Next, we should write a few chapters in detail about the reactions of each family, especially the chaos within the Su family and the Zheng family, who were either angry, unwilling, or thinking about re-establishing relations. And people who have had goodwill with the heroine due to various cases in the past will also have a positive reaction. What now? The climax has just begun, and suddenly the author interrupts to solve the case. The highlight of the heroine and the excitement of the reader are suddenly gone. It feels like the author has been fooled. No matter how the main plot is about the heroine solving the case, there are still only a few chapters left for such a major climactic event, right?

Beautifully written! ! But there is a fatal flaw: serialization! ! 😭 I didn't realize it was a serial when I was watching it. When I looked at it and wanted to know how many chapters there were, I flipped through it and then I collapsed and found that it was a serial. 😆 I wanted to run away on the spot, but it was so good that I saw this👉👈 Please finish it soon (although I felt like there were hundreds of chapters when I saw it💔) (Okay, I even collapsed)

Why not update? Looking forward to the following.

Even if the author arranges for the heroine to marry someone of the same age, it is better than marrying an older man eight years older. Disgusting storyline like this.

The original person was despised by the King of Hell. She traveled through ancient times and lived in place of the original person who was strangled to death by her biological father and concubine. It would be unjustifiable to be an empress who killed her relatives out of justice 😒