Breaking the News: the First Female Official of Dali Temple

No matter whether it is a corrupt official or a murderer, they are all not caught. Some people say that the detective work is well written. Every case has no clues to solve the case except the introduction of the crime scene and the person who committed the crime. It is completely written by the author himself and you are just reading it. Can the author not use the villain's strength to highlight the protagonist's weakness, especially the heroine? This is really enough.

A very good detective story. The case is written with details and logic, and the emotions develop naturally. The quality is much higher than the score of 7.8!

This book is very interesting to read about solving crimes, but the middle part is not very smooth. When I read the second part, it was very awkward and I didn't like it emotionally. I might as well like the snow part! Regarding the heroine, she is very powerful at one moment, but very weak at the next! It feels like it's scratching, but I can't scratch the actual spot! Overall, the book is pretty good.

What do you mean, some stages of forced intelligence reduction?

The plot is okay, but the characters are not good

The further back, the duller the plot becomes.

At the beginning, the male and female protagonists are happy enemies, and their bickering is very cute. But around chapter 40, the two people started to have feelings for each other and stopped bickering. I personally found it a bit boring. Maybe it's because I just finished reading a novel about Wu compositions, and this one seemed a little bland. I've read more than 80 chapters, so I'll put it away for now. I might continue reading it later when I run out of books.

The plot is exciting, and every detail is clearly told through the storyline. There are no bizarre color elements. Each role complements the other.