Luoyang Fu

Three characters appeared in the first few chapters, and later the North Gate bachelor, the emperor, the Tubo, the killer, and the bandit appeared. Is this a multi-line narrative? After reading the first nine chapters, I was still full of questions. I didn't know what story the author planned to write. Ning Hao played with multi-line narrative, but he explained the story clearly in just a few scenes. It's not appropriate for you to have people with questions on their heads.

The author's writing is pretty good, but it's just a little less interesting. There's no explanation or psychological description. He just writes along and the rhythm is not very good.

What's the point of doing it in such a hurry? I keep pushing it forward. I write this rhythm every time I solve a case.