The Vampire in the Hutong

It's so cliché, the male protagonists are all male and the female protagonists are all female

After Jin Ye is Jing Ye, the next one should be from Shanghai, and the next one from Guangzhou.

Qidian does not have the label of dual protagonists, but I have to emphasize that for dual protagonists, you can regard Wang Yuan as the first male and Dewen as the second male. And the two protagonists are close buddies and partners (without those things in some people's minds, if you are looking forward to it, mark them out as soon as possible) There will be emotional lines behind the two protagonists. Wang Yuan is the single female protagonist. Dewen…I haven't thought about it yet. When I can change the introduction, I will also write down the story of the two protagonists below.

First of all, he is too talkative. He acts like he cannot speak well, and he has to say a few words to get down to business. Secondly, according to the theory in the book, transcendence and technology wax and wane. In the book, time has not moved forward very much. Vicious incidents happened one after another. Even if Lao Zuo didn't report it to the superiors, he had to send people down. This is not the first time that this rift has opened, right? If this is the current state of virtue, even in the realm of Sijiu City, it cannot be controlled, then what will happen to you in the future? A group of demons dancing around? Is it possible?

When drinking blood, you can't drink it without drinking from the bowl! That's called a tunnel.

Sanye

It's not a problem to have two male protagonists, one of whom is admiring and the other is teased, and a pair of unparalleled harmonies is also quite good. The main storyline other than cross talk alley, string jokes, and nonsense is too messy. This is the story of a cross talk investigator who never loses his temper in the old England. What is this book about? After reading twenty chapters, I didn't understand it. A bunch of people are making me laugh. The foreshadowing is too long, but not too long. I can realize that there is a very complicated world view but I can't see it. Everyone is familiar with the background of this era. Not long ago, it felt awkward if it was slightly inaccurate, such as the number of police officers. Who knows how many policemen and thieves there are in Scotland Yard in London? But this worldview is not a narrated style. It is full of mist and clouds, and it makes you easily tired just looking at it.

Everyone, I have been reading sideways for several days. This is a scene I have never seen before Some authors will rise when reading, and some will fall. At least there are ups and downs I am good, there are no old pine trees on the high mountains, and I have entered samadhi. ... Stable and scary Please, save the child, can we wait for it to be put on the shelves before raising it... Help me help my friends in the new era... Click to read [just see the last page of the latest chapter] Spider bows to you all

It feels like a pity when I read the synopsis. It would be nice to write in a light novel style.

It seems that except for the two young and old Zuo family members, there are no national-level supervisors in the entire city of Beijing, especially since Qian Sisi, the suspected vampire puppet master who was transformed in front of him, has been hidden for hundreds of years without anyone watching? Two cracks were opened in the area within Beijing's Second Ring Road, specifically for killing people, and there was no support from Zuo Can's colleagues. Or is it that this world is temporarily in a time when the contrast between the forces of good and evil is more obvious, and the good is weak and the evil is strong? I hope the author will add some background next