The Eerie Cases of a Young Lady Magistrate

The heroine has a "beautiful, strong and miserable" setting, and her IQ is not above the level of a virgin; the male protagonist is a deeply affectionate and sinister type. Suitable for readers who like to watch strong interactions. There is less emotional interaction and more of investigation and discussion of the case, so I personally don't think the cp feeling is that strong. But in terms of suitability alone, I would personally choose Ye Yanlin's model hahahahaha. In the early stage, it was a serious suspense style, and in the later stage, other elements were gradually added. Because it is about revenge and old cases, memories will be interspersed during the solving of the case. The overall plot coherence is still very strong, and the case summary is also very straightforward and refined. However, the ending is too hasty, and it feels like a hodgepodge of things that was written without wanting to write, and the ending ends happily. The writing is not amazing, but it is still much better than books of the same type. Each single case is still quite good. It is still a good book to read.

The plot of the novel is very exciting, and the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are relatively smooth, which makes people feel quite touching, but why are there so few details? The ending ended so hastily. I haven't watched it, and I haven't watched enough of the cases to watch it.

The plot is exciting and makes people want to watch it!

The plot structure has no logic and is taken for granted. The motive or details of the crime are what the protagonist thinks should happen, instead of following the logic. The criminal investigation is too sloppy.

The crime-solving cases are passable, and some cases are quite innovative. Compared with the length of the full text, the memories are a bit too long, and each time there are several chapters of continuous memories, which will interrupt the ongoing story. The structure of the whole story is a bit loose. The author's other book "The Ministry of Punishment Needs Talents Like Me" also gave me the same feeling, which was relatively bland.

Average story, average writing