The Princess's Little Coroner

This book is generally good, but the ending may be more perfect, and the next dozens of chapters can be polished. There are also some flaws, such as who is the Dark Night Kirin? When did you take off the human skin mask? When did you take off the ring from your hand, and whose place was it after you took it off? Why didn't the high-ranking followers of the Chengtian Sect who came to southern Xinjiang come to save Mo Bai? Even though the Chengtian Sect had been destroyed, something still wasn't right. Of course, these are just some immature opinions on my part, and they are not meant to be nitpicking. The author's writing style is good, and his keen insight, judgment, observation and analysis skills when investigating the case are excellent. It is a book worth reading.

There are so many loopholes in a suspense novel that it's hard to explain. In Cui Tai's case, Deng Rou escaped from marriage on the 8th. She said she ran away all night, but she actually didn't arrive at Yizhuang until the night of the 10th. Fulai died at home in the middle of the night. Wasn't Yuanbao, a five or six-year-old child, not at home? In Chapter 63, it is written that the princess entered the palace ten years ago and was sent home after one night; within a few chapters, it changed to eight years ago and was still under house arrest. The author has a very bad memory. The only thing he remembers is that in every chapter he uses the word "Flower of the High Mountains" to describe the male protagonist. There are a lot of descriptions of appearance and psychology in the whole article, which is like trying to make up the number of words. The people around the heroine are all brainless idiots, and the heroine has to rely on the heroine to give advice on even the simplest things; and many of the heroine's pretended to be sophisticated reasonings are actually simple logic that can be explained clearly in one or two sentences. Waste of time

Is this book good?

The doubts left behind are not only the true identity of Dark Night Qilin but also the identity of the strange Southern Xinjiang National Preceptor. Dark Night Qilin most guessed that it was Chen Mobai. But when he escaped from the eldest princess's dungeon, who was the person behind the scenes who said there was no need to send people to find Jun Qinglan after the thunder bomb was detonated? It couldn't be Mo Bai, could it be Liu Quanzhong? The master of the man in blue? They mentioned using Jun Qinglan, but they never appeared again. Still like this book very much.

Alas, I couldn't stand it any longer. I finally read the ending and couldn't understand. Chen Mobai could have just killed Jun when he first saw him in Baiying. I didn't understand why he had to do so much to save this woman's life and then capture and kill her. It's such a contradictory book.

I like to see how long it will take for the finale! Eagerly awaiting

It's a mess, it's disorganized, it's procrastinating, it's a bunch of nonsense, it's wild and unrestrained, it has no dignity, it's a small work that neither describes her step-by-step climb up nor her focus, and the emotions are a mess, not smooth at all, and the sequence doesn't echo, and the strategy is even worse, very bad.

I was attracted by the introduction and the title of the article. After reading it, I felt that the article was not right. Of course, I read a third of it and couldn't stand it anymore. It was procrastinating.

The finale is finally here ~ you can watch it with confidence

I really like the investigation in it, it's very clear and logical, but the only regret is that it doesn't end without seeing the main character and heroine's wedding.