The Great Yan Dynasty's Female Investigator

It's a very interesting story. The protagonist in the article is smart and brave, and the investigation process is exciting. The struggle for the throne and the search for treasures left by the previous dynasty are integrated throughout, which is eye-catching. The ending is unexpected, but I still hope that the hero and heroine will have a perfect ending!

First time writing a book review. Because after reading this book I really felt a bit sad. I love watching suspenseful crimes. There are many fictional themes in ancient times, as well as time travel and rebirth, but there are really very few that are well written. Each case in this book is exciting, the plot is not procrastinating, and the cases are relatively independent, but when you read later, you find echoes, and the previous cases or some details foreshadow the later ones. Both the positive and negative characters have high IQs, the male and female protagonists have good personalities, and it's very comfortable to watch. The supporting characters such as Prince Edward, Yun Niang and even Hu Erxing are all very plump. However, I saw a small flaw in the front, which is Chen Yue's grade. It seems to be a bit wrong, but it does not affect the reading. Also, the part about Xu Yuzheng's concubinage felt a bit upstage and took too many words. Then the ending is a bit sad. All in all, this book left me unsatisfied as I don't like reading long articles. It's much better than those that are dragging their feet to make up for the number of words or those that are cheating after being reborn and traveling through time.

Good looking, recommended. Chang'an is a person that makes people admire her. Her bravery, determination, loyalty to her heart, and responsibility are all very shining qualities. The ability brought by time travel is just a plug-in that allows her to quickly stand out. Such a person is beautiful, fresh, and vital no matter when, where, or under what circumstances. Chen Yue and Anyue CP are really good, and they deserve each other. Not a little bit better than their son and daughter-in-law. It is said that her son also grew up in an environment surrounded by stars. He may have a calm appearance, but there is no hint of willfulness and self-confidence in his character. I don't know how he cultivated this suffocation. He needs to learn from his father's courageous, meticulous, and steady temperament, haha

I gave up the book decisively after reading Chapter 132. I couldn't stand the character descriptions of the male and female protagonists, and it made me feel annoyed. The heroine should have been a forensic doctor or a criminal police officer in her previous life. The character type should be upright, steady, alert and dignified. After traveling back in time, by chance, the woman disguised herself as a man and was able to continue her previous life's work. The heroine should be someone who puts the case first, enforces the law impartially, and does not bring personal emotions into her work. It is true that the heroine was also developing in this direction at the beginning, but then it started to go wrong. A murder occurred and the hero sent someone to invite her. In order to get angry with the hero, she refused and had to wait for the hero to coax her before going. On the way to handle the case, she was having an affair with the male protagonist. This article is quite long. The author describes the various psychological expressions and movements of the female protagonist in this article. They are all the coquettish behavior of a young daughter in love. She blushes, stares, bites her lips, and pouts. The author originally wanted to portray her as a smart and charming lady who is good at reasoning, so I accepted the description of her movements and expressions. The problem is that she was originally portrayed as a people's policeman, so where did the dignified, heroic and generous people's policeman that the heroine should have go? The male protagonist's design is even more disgusting. Without knowing that the heroine is a woman, the heroine locked the door in the house and slept. He secretly opened the door of the heroine's house and entered the house. Later, I found out that I seemed to like the female protagonist, so I started to take the initiative to touch her. Moreover, the female protagonist also had a pregnant wife. The male protagonist's behavior was very low-key, okay? Whenever necessary, he summons the heroine to solve the case. When he discovers that the heroine is too capable, his first reaction is not to appreciate her, but to fear that she is too outstanding and that he will not be able to support her. Even if it was washed up later, the character of the male protagonist is still vulgar. Moreover, this book should be positioned as a mystery text. The main line of the plot should be the case, the main heroine should be set up, and the love affair between the male and female protagonists should be just a auxiliary plot. I don't know why the author focuses on describing so many ambiguous details in pen and ink. I don't think there is any love between the male and female protagonists. If you don't believe me, you can go and watch "Imperial Examination Counterattack: The Strongest Female Chief Assistant" to see what a great heroine is. The heroine in there is also a woman disguised as a man. There is a character named Yu San, who is also a Jinyiwei. The heroine is very good, and he is also very good. He and the heroine grow together step by step, helping each other, supporting each other, giving, protecting, appreciating, recognizing, and admiring. It's not like the male protagonist in this article, who looks like a boss but is actually wretched.

It's good to read, and I like books where the heroine's IQ is online. Most of the books I've read recently are about the heroine pretending to be a man to pursue a career. It's so exciting to have a career. Watching the heroine rise step by step, witnessing the heroine's growth, instead of blindly fighting stepmothers, sisters, relatives, and then chirping with the male protagonist. The description of ancient criminal cases in this article is relatively rigorous. It is not the kind of case that allows readers from a God's perspective to see the flaws at a glance, and it also increases a lot of knowledge (such as the termite swallowing silver case), but the final ending is not a HE. Even though I know that in another book the male and female protagonists got together and had a child, I was still a little bit upset.

The book solves a wonderful crime and has sincere emotions, but it ends in a tragedy, which is such a shame.

It is a rare good book to come across. The plot is compact and interlocking. The plot is not protracted and the content is fascinating. Although it has an open ending, it is still heart-wrenching to read. I am reluctant to let it end. I look forward to the sequel.

Very good! The ending is a bit regretful

I have read Yiliu in Qimao and scored 9 or above on Time Travel Girl Solving Cases. Currently, this book has the highest level and logic of solving crimes.

Although each case is not very exciting, it is better at peeling off the cocoon and there are no obvious bugs. There is always a main line running through it and the links are intertwined. It can be seen that the author has put his thought into it. The only thing that seems unhappy is the final ending. Who doesn't like him?