The Female Detective of the Great Song Dynasty

I lost interest after not much reading. First, it had only been two days since the two protagonists met. The male protagonist and the female protagonist sorted out the evidence of the case, and the male protagonist became unhappy. This was really fast. Furthermore, the plot is too simple. It was launched at once. There is no suspense. I only watched two cases. It feels too concise. Generally speaking, I'm not very interested. It's my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize me. Just pretend you didn't see it. Thank you.

The case is really exciting, and people who watch it can't stop watching it! Please update soon! Can't wait! ! !

Come on, author, I support you

His identity was immediately revealed

This is the first detective novel I read and I have always liked it

I'm not too strict. How come the heroine, who graduated from the police academy, feels like she speaks without thinking through her brain? The male protagonist is a general, but his IQ is not very good🙃😕

So pretty! ! ! ! Update quickly! ! ! !

It's okay, but the heroine time travels from modern times and is a police officer who has just entered society in modern times. However, I don't always feel that this heroine is as capable as a former police officer. As far as the third case inn is concerned, she is unable to protect herself and is being hunted down. Yes, the male protagonist protected her from being discovered and didn't let her meddle in other people's business, but she rushed up and analyzed the case (you still have the male protagonist to protect her, otherwise no one would be there to listen to you), and finally saved the person, and begged the male protagonist to take them with him. Seeing this, I always feel the smell of the Virgin White Lotus😂😂😂

I like this kind of books recently. It's good to read, the plot is very attractive, the relationship between the male and female protagonists progresses in a reasonable way, the characters are clearly drawn, and it's easy to remember every character in it. It's very interesting to read💞

I've read almost 200 chapters, and I can't stand it. I didn't find anything wrong with the case itself, I felt pretty good about it. It's just that the portrayal of some characters and conflicts is too far-fetched. For example, in the story of The Goddess and the Fifth Revenge, the hero and heroine's men retrieved the body and the heroine performed an autopsy. Then the official came and asked them not to move their bodies, and the heroine rolled her eyes. Then the guard kicked the official first, and after kicking the official, he showed off his identity in a very awesome way. Well, as a contemporary young man, I believe that the male and female protagonists should first identify themselves after being scolded. After all, it is very reasonable for officials to handle cases and ask people not to move their bodies and destroy evidence. The description of the original plot shows that the male and female protagonists both regard themselves as aloof and unreasonable. Then here is what I see now. The emperor held a banquet to entertain the envoys. There was a concubine, and all the guests were drunk. Princesses from other countries were performing dances. She came in carefree and the eunuchs shouted loudly. I dare not think that the queen would not dare to do this, right? What about etiquette? What about the rules? How can Lao Baigan get by without punishing herself for being late? The heroine has a smart mind and a character that can only be described in two words: brave and strong. She is the kind of person who relies on the favor of the group to protect her life... Whether the heroine is lovable or not is a matter of personal preference. The main reason is that some of the characterizations and plot conflicts mentioned above are not handled so naturally.