The Curious Case of Compton Ryder

Name: The Curious Case of Compton Ryder
Author: I Feel Angry Even If I Don't Touch It

因康普顿莱德奇案录

by I Feel Angry Even If I Don't Touch It (不摸也哈气)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 77k Words
Genre: Western Fantasy
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Modern Magic
Updated: 11mo ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

Also known as "The Foolish Detective Who Abandoned Magic" and "My Strongest Maid and Me" —————— Because Compton Ryder was an astonishing genius in the academy who was both good at both morals and academics, and whose magical ability was the best among his professors. But seven years ago, a hobby-driven adventure into a secret realm caused him to lose all the ability to use magic, and a generation of geniuses disappeared... From that day on, there was a bright-eyed, white-toothed, petite, and extremely powerful silver-haired maid by his side—Ionette Ryder. Now, seven years later, Imcompton, who works as a private detective, helped his friend solve a somewhat difficult case, but he did not expect that because of his curiosity, he and Ionette would be involved in a mysterious activity that would change the entire world...

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I've been following "The Curious Case of Compton Ryder" for a while, so I couldn't help but give it a try! This book is really a breath of fresh air at the starting point of Eastern fantasy everywhere. First of all, the setting is very novel. It builds a Western fantasy world with rich details, but at its core are interlocking suspense cases. The author skillfully integrates fantasy elements such as magic and racial characteristics into the cunning design of the case, so that the reasoning process is no longer purely physics and psychology, but needs to be considered in conjunction with the "rules" of the world. The reading experience is very fresh. The portrayal of the protagonist is also excellent. His IQ is online throughout, he is calm and sharp, and his reasoning process is logical and convincing. Every case is like watching a fantasy version of "Sherlock Holmes". The suspense is created just right, making people want to read it in one sitting. In general, this is a sincere work, suitable for readers who like to use their brains and also love fantasy worlds. Strong Amway!
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The book takes the mysterious train fire case as a starting point and unfolds a suspenseful adventure in the magical world. Genius detective Incompton joins forces with the mysterious maid Ionette to uncover the truth. Conspiracy and betrayal are intertwined, and ancient legends and unknown forces are hidden behind the truth. A wonderful journey of solving puzzles is about to begin.
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