The Airheaded Female Constable

After reading it, from beginning to end, I couldn't help but feel emotional. What I feel most distressed for is Mr. Huang, who cannot love him, and that sadness made me cry several times. I originally thought that Xia Chu and Mr. Huang would end, but I didn't expect that she would end up with Jiang Xiyuan. I am really reluctant to let go. I can feel that Xia Chu and Huang Gongzi, a pair of beautiful people with a bright and warm budding love, but the fate of love is too shallow. They were each other's first loves, but they were both in the past forever. Xia Chu admires Mr. Huang more than she loves him. Xia said that if she were not her... She would stay for love. But after all, her reason trumps everything else, including her attachment and admiration for Mr. Huang. In fact, I feel that from the beginning to the end, Xia Chu has always liked Mr. Huang. But after that beautiful Mr. Huang turned into Emperor Su Zhen, she could no longer convince herself to accept it. She used her reason to tell herself to let go and let everything pass. The good things in the past are just memories. When she finally said goodbye to Mr. Huang for the second time, I cried again. I was a little sad. For him (Mr. Huang), I had no choice but to let go of her love to the end. His favorite was nothing more than this. He knew that he couldn't afford to give her what she wanted, and there was no way to give it to her. If Mr. Huang was not the emperor, but just a prince, I think Xia Chu would have jumped into his arms without any hesitation, because I feel that Xia Chu has always loved Mr. Huang in his heart. As for Jiang Xiyuan, with all due respect, he is in love with Xia Chu, but I really rarely understand it in the book. It was not until Xia Chu's love for him, until the moment when the author wanted them to become a couple, that I felt awkward to see her feelings for Jiang Xiyuan. If it was called love, I felt it was not enough. After all, in the whole text, apart from the conclusion of the case, all I saw was the warm scene of Xia Chu and Huang Gongzi together. I thought her relationship with Jiang He was just a fight between happy enemies (sorry, my preconceptions were too serious). I'm not saying that this ending is bad, it's just not the ending I wanted. I still feel that if the emperor could brave the world and marry only Xia Chu, it would be too unreal. After all, I really included this novel in the elite novels. It is as deep in my heart as The Record in the Hairpin, but it has a different ending. Because in my heart, Xia Chu and Mr. Huang are the male and female protagonists, and they did not end up together. Xia Chu is rational. She chose freedom and the second best relationship, but I believe she will never forget Mr. Huang in her life. Maybe the memory will become more and more blurred in the future, but those beautiful memories are as sweet as honey! Mr. Huang is afraid that he will never forget this girl named Xia Chu for the rest of his life. Although he will let go, only he knows best where to put her. In the future, the emperor's life will include the three palaces and six courtyards. I wonder if Mr. Huang will change. Without the Xia Chu that he misses so much, will he become an ordinary emperor who dotes on the six palaces or will he always miss someone? It's hard to say. I hope he will live well in the future. It's really hard to be the emperor. The author's writing is very good. I was really led away by the emotional thread and didn't care about anything else. Needless to say, the writing style is very good. Compared with other cliché novels, it is as good as heaven and earth. I really hope that the next book about Huang Gongzi will be published. Thank you to the author in advance.

Good! Very good! Very good! I like this heroine very much. She is smart, wise, affectionate and righteous. The author shows her tenderness and sweetness when describing her relationship with Mr. Huang. Why is she not brave enough to express her feelings to Mr. Huang and confess the fact that she is a daughter? Because she knew that she actually didn't know Mr. Huang at all. She didn't know his name, where he lived, and what his family did for a living. With her personality, it was impossible for her to do impulsive things, so when Mr. Huang refused to confess his identity to her, she chose to suppress her love and walk away. But after she confessed her truth later, she showed more respect to him and the emperor. In comparison, her love for Mr. Huang seemed very small. She loved him, but that love was not enough to give her enough courage to face the suffering of being with him. In the end, they had no choice but to leave, so many readers felt sorry for the lovers. On the other hand, the male protagonist's relationship with the female protagonist is very strange. They start fighting whenever they disagree, and they have to fight from time to time. Why would she do this to her immediate boss? She was cautious and respectful towards her two superiors, Jiuxiang and the Emperor, but she acted recklessly in front of Jiang Xiyuan. In fact, she didn't even realize this. Because Jiang Xiyuan can tolerate her, support her, and understand her, he can meet her needs. Although the author did not spend too much time describing her love for Jiang Xiyuan, he kept expressing the fact that these two people were made for each other!

I like Min Feng. In his world, there is only one person who cannot get what he wants. Maybe he is in pain, but in front of his beloved, he is so content and just staying together. His life is so long. For him, his whole life is just the night when Jinse disappeared, and he has nothing to miss.

After reading more than 270 chapters, I felt a tenderness as strong as fire. I was worried that he and Su could not be together. I hurriedly read the ending, but they really didn't get together. It's not that the book is not good, it's because I was afraid of such an ending. It hurts my heart to ask for something but not get it. This didn't make them so strong. The readers' hearts were awarded to Su, but the ending was. . Good writing is not what I like

This is my first time reading this type of novel. I saw it at Xinhua Bookstore. At that time, it was called Female Head Catcher. The plot is quite attractive, and the ending is also a good ending. Anyway, these are my two favorite characters in this book. When we are together, I feel very happy.

It's very good. The time-traveling also feels reasonable. The heroine has maintained her independence even though she traveled to ancient times. Both relationships are wonderful. The ending is what I want to see. The setting of the case is very reasonable. The author's level is high. I look forward to seeing better works.

Wow, why did you change your name?! It turned out to be a female head catcher. I searched everywhere and finally watched it elsewhere. I clicked on this one and found out today. What a shame! The author's writing style is so delicate and I like it very much. However, I didn't read it seriously until halfway through. I thought the later parts were more attractive. The female characters in the previous crime-solving parts were too greasy. I like Xiao Jiang!

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I think the heroine is too holy. You always ask others if they have compassion. Please be more lenient. As long as it's not a murderer, it's fine. People have done their own thing, and there are too many things. Every family has its own difficulties. How can you have the leisure to sympathize with others every day? Of course it's good if you have it. If you don't, it's forced by life. What a hypocritical heroine

It is different from all the novels I have read before. There are no strange relatives, friends who are selfish, intrigues and intrigues in the palace, or dirty secrets in the back house. The author focuses on the portrayal of the characters' emotions, very delicate descriptions, and emotions. At the same time, I also felt a little involved, and even envied Jiang Xiyuan and Su Zhen's love for the heroine. It was not heavy or depressing, but only the most sincere protection and dedication. In the end, Jiang Xiyuan let the heroine write his name into her heart and put her in her heart. A novel that is very comfortable to read

Great piece of literature. The writing style is witty and humorous, the writing is concise and delicate, the plot is interlocking, and the characters are full of personality. A heartless little policewoman traveled through time and became a handyman disguised as a man. She showed her superb investigative skills in a strange murder case and became the head catcher. In a series of troubling cases, she had an emotional intersection with her boss and the emperor who was in disguise. The beginning is not amazing, just like the daily life narrated, plain and simple. But like a bottle of old wine, the more you taste it, the more it tastes, and the more you look at it, the more wonderful it becomes. It is also like a folded picture scroll, unfolding little by little, blooming little by little, and finally showing the complete magnificence and atmosphere. The heroine is carefree, quirky, kind, sincere and straightforward. She makes the man and the man fall apart and thinks she has a broken sleeve. The emperor transforms into a wealthy young man, a handsome young man with a delicate mind, who often gives the heroine unexpected help when she is unable to solve the case. Her immediate boss, Jiang Xiyuan, is charming and suave, but he is the soul figure who discovered her, appreciated her, promoted her, helped her, admired her, and fulfilled her after the heroine traveled through time. At first I thought the emperor was the male lead, but after 60%, the author made a clever twist, and after reading other readers' comments, I found out that his immediate boss Jiang Xiyuan was the male lead. For the emperor, Xia Chu was the only one, a respite from the heavy responsibilities of the family, the country, and the world, and could not be abandoned at all times; for Jiang Xiyuan, Xia Chu was the only one, and could not be abandoned after abandoning his official position and family. For Xia Chu, the emperor is the white moonlight she met by chance, but her heart is moved but hard to touch; Jiang Xiyuan is the noble person she relies on to make a living, fighting monsters and upgrading, supporting and accompanying her along the way, and is both a teacher and a friend. The first heartbeat makes people stunned and nostalgic, but solid companionship is the most appropriate existence to warm a heart. Compared to the passionate and cautious young emperor, I prefer a character like Jiang Xiyuan, because he is careful, warm, reliable and thoughtful enough. He really considers the heroine in every aspect, and his love is enough to help her. In the strange balance of this love triangle, the queen is the straw that breaks the camel's back, directly adding to the plot conflict. Fortunately, with her, the emperor in the cold palace is not alone. The author's writing style is exquisite, especially the various thoughts of Xia Chu, the emperor, and Jiang Xiyuan, which change over and over again, and the psychological analysis is very delicate and wonderful. The description of scenery, narration, presentation, lyricism, and writing style are so wonderful! In addition, the creation and lines of the villains and supporting characters are also very good. Wang Huai's psychological changes and villain's face, Chang Qing's unexpected death, and the many other agents of the Yamen. The various parties involved in the process of solving the case, including the eunuchs and secret guards beside the emperor, and the maids and maids beside the queen. Each character is very rich, three-dimensional and lifelike. The best thing is that the sentences in the whole text are very compact and concise, and no chapter is made up of words or a line is superfluous. It's like a particularly well-fitting piece of clothing worn on a particularly beautiful person. It's straight and slim, with no excess, and looks extremely comfortable. The extra chapter is also very refreshing. It turns out that Bingshan Minfeng still has such a romantic and dusty past, which is heartbreaking. From the beginning of "love", the emphasis is on the process, but also on the result? The feeling in the moment, or the repeated recollection of memory? With such disparity in status and status, should love happen or should it not happen? What shouldn't have happened happened, how should it end? This light-hearted yet profound novel, this story that focuses on love but covers officialdom, the workplace, criminal detective cases, and life choices, provides a very beautiful template.