I See Many Young Masters Are Sick

The plot of this book is humorous and interesting. The male protagonist is a playboy on the surface, but he has a strong inner mind and thinks outside the box. The female protagonist has been familiar with the law with her father since she was a child. She is more sober than ordinary women. The combination of the two is a match made in heaven. After many twists and turns, they finally realize their true intentions and join hands in this life.

I have watched a lot of heroine works before, and this heroine is more like a lawyer + detective. Although she has the blessing of the noble status of the male protagonist, she does not bury the halo of the heroine. Overall, it's a good article~

Matches the rating. Except for the first chapter, the rest of it is not engaging. Although there are many wisecracks that are not in keeping with the times, the text is both ancient Chinese and today's witty vernacular, which is a bit inconsistent. Don't like the story.

It's good-looking. She hasn't been reborn or traveled through time. It's just a little girl in ancient times who relied on her knowledge to help her father solve the case and was recognized by many people. The writing style is also more ancient, but it is also easy to read and the author's writing style is good. I just didn't like the ending. The eldest princess had great talents and great plans, but she had to compromise because she was a woman. The emperor was stingy and tempted, and it was okay to support him openly and secretly. After all, he was the emperor. But as a biological mother, the Queen Mother was partial to selfish interests and always suppressed her own daughter. Especially during the Chinese New Year, the princess is not allowed to reunite with the hero, mother and son, which is disgusting. There was so much foreshadowing in the front, I thought that the princess would rise up and pull them down later, and become the emperor herself, but... The result... In order to reassure these scum, they moved into the temple with the Qingdeng Ancient Buddha... Sigh

The rating of 8.4 Is really low.

I have read the author's three books in Qi🐈, and they are all very good! It really soothed the old aunt's "young" restless heart. Each of the author's books is based on a solid historical foundation of literary laws and regulations, and it can describe the ethics of royal court and barbarians, as well as common criminal laws and judgments in a reasonable and reasonable manner. Some people have commented on the issue of the use of modern language in this book. Personally, I think that although the characters in the book do not communicate in ancient languages, they do not speak in modern languages ​​either. Nothing wrong. To take a step back, the thoughts, words and actions reflected in the words and deeds of the protagonist of this book are beyond the times. If this is acceptable. Then let's accept it if we express our ideology in modern language.

If you want to read this book well, it is best to read another book by the author first, and you will understand it after reading it. The overall writing style is relatively concise, and some texts in the article have allusions as introductions. Therefore, after reading the whole book, you will feel sad and happy, but more empathetic, and then I also recommend another book by the author. Good looking, acceptable

There are four streets, east, west, north and south, asking who is the father! Hahaha…

It's humorous, concise and concise, and the plot is compact. It's pretty good.

It's indeed a little inferior, not as good as the author's other one