The Female Detective of the Republic of China

It's different from the messy romance novels I usually see on Qimao. This book intersperses the interesting love story between A Zhen and Dong Xiaolin in the complicated case. A Zhen's hesitation and awkwardness are exactly the emotions of a woman in the Republic of China who can't help herself when it comes to love; her talents, talents, wisdom, and detailed thinking about cases are in line with all the views of compatriots on this type of novel. And Dong Xiaolin's righteousness and skill just formed a perfect combination with A Zhen! The ideas at every step are reasonable, there is no annoying white lotus, and there is no disgusting green tea bitch. Really recommend! ! ! ! (If you don't look good, come to me, I'll take the blame for Rosa)

This is one of my favorite novels. The heroine is very different, but she also shows a kind of handsomeness for solving crimes. She has a photographic memory (I also want to have this function to memorize politics). She is careful and can always find small details. She is usually pitiful. The fights are not ambiguous. The ending is also foreshadowed. She looks more and more like my love rival. Jia Yuqing was the first to discover the identity of the heroine. Her weird hobby of studying corpses also made me laugh many times. In the end, I had some guesses about Bu Pianpian being together. I really like this character (if you don't want to experiment with my acupuncture). Xu Zezhen, the heroine brother, well, an identity that I have always liked, and it did not disappoint me. The moment I saw him falling into the river, I knew he was not dead. He lost his memory and was hypnotized by the villain and killed the whole family. Later, he also killed the villain to join the plot. In the end, the "I killed someone, arrest me" part was so handsome to me. (My brother-in-law, remember.) Aunt Xu Guoying, I'm so upset... Ahhhh, I was caught off guard. In the end, I asked A Zhen not to hunt down her people, but to keep helping A Zhen. It's a pity... Xu Guorong, A Zhen's father, Mr. Thirteen's identity shocked me. Later, I saw many details and found that it was reasonable. Unfortunately, I didn't tell A Zhen the reason personally. Dong Xiaolin, my love rival... Is gone... Just a fool

I just noticed that there is a sentence in Chapter 77 that I wrote wrong before. I have changed the original text but it is still wrong. In the early 1930s, there were more than 900,000 Chinese and about 36,000 foreigners in the Shanghai Public Settlement, not more than 300,000. This is correct.

A very interesting detective novel about the Republic of China! The content is full of twists and turns, and every step is exciting! Well worth reading!

I feel sorry for Zhen, but I have a bold guess. A Zhen's father actually knew that this was his daughter, and his brother was not dead (that's Mr. Thirteen). I'll talk about the details next time, I'm so sleepy to sleep💤

Oops, I've had this book on my shelf for a long time, but I didn't expect that there was only this little bit of it. I want to keep it longer, I just watched it again and liked it a lot. So, the question is, what should I do? There is only one answer ☝️, that is - much more and more 👀

It's a very interesting detective novel. The stories are interlocking and very enjoyable to read. However, I don't like the ending. All of A Zhen's relatives are dead and only A Zhen is left. How sad A Zhen is! It would definitely be great to make a TV series out of the novel.

The plot is very good, especially the previous cases are great, unexpected yet reasonable. The heroine disguised herself as a man to replace her brother. She was very timid at first and had severe mysophobia. Because of her low self-esteem, she always hesitated to investigate the case with the hero, but she had to be involved in the case again and again. Later, she gradually strengthened her confidence and worked hand in hand with the hero. This kind of male protagonist's character is really rare. In novels, it is often mentioned that the male protagonist is like a "bandit". It is true, but he has a full sense of justice, rough and fine, and fine and dense. The only thing that is a bit regretful is the last part. Most of the heroine's family members are dead, and the plot is not as rigorous as the previous one. There are also some small things that are not explained clearly in the end, and the ending is a bit hasty. Putting this aside, the novel is still good overall.

Eyes: Finished. Hand: Then I turned it over. Brain: What?

To be honest, it's so damn good-looking! ! Can I take the needle away? ! ! Rush to push! ! ! The only drawback is that the ending is a little rushed.