The Moon Hangs over the Yanjiang River

After "The Short-lived Ghost of the Xie Family Lives to be a Hundred Years Old", this is the second suspense novel that I have been following closely. It is a good read. It will definitely be wonderful to be made into a TV series. In addition, I learned that Shanghang is in Fujian. Haha, I thought it was near Hangzhou.

I listened to Chapter 114 of the book, but I don't know why it wasn't included in the reading time. I had to read it for another 30 minutes in order to comment. Generally speaking, it is good, one link after another, and the logic is strict. Main plot. The introduction copy emphasizes the emotional line between the male and female protagonists, but the male protagonist appears a few times in the first 60 chapters of the text, and it is not until almost 70 chapters that the emotional line becomes slightly apparent (if you are not keen enough, you may not realize that it is the male protagonist). The disconnect between copywriting and body text may lead to readers' false expectations and subsequent disappointment. Crime-solving novels are relatively difficult to write. If the reasoning process is too simple or the logic is not smooth enough, it will be disqualified. If the reasoning process is too detailed, it will appear long-winded and lose the sense of urgency. This one leans a little towards the latter.

It's good-looking, very good-looking. The plot is exciting, the logic is meticulous, and each link is connected. It's definitely a good TV series. All the fights are filled in. It's so sad that no one will read such a good-looking book! Everyone's innocence is at stake. It's so difficult for both the male and female protagonists. Without their persistence, the truth may not have come yet. I gave this monthly ticket

The plot is exciting and suspenseful, and when the truth is revealed at the end, it is hearty. I haven't read such a good book in a long time. It doesn't bring wisdom or confusion. Good reviews, highly recommended😊