Daily Life of Undercover in the Nursing Home

I have finished reading it for the time being. The author has written it really well. The plot has ups and downs and is fascinating. Everyone in the book has his own independent consciousness. There is no forced intelligence for the male and female protagonists. The protagonist is not loved by everyone. The main supporting characters are also very exciting. There are no brainless vicious female supporting characters or people who can't walk without seeing the male or female protagonist. 👍👍👍👍For me, a small drawback is that there are not many segments and it doesn't look that comfortable.

The plots are intertwined, and the sense of suspense is created from the very beginning. Seeing that there are echoes of the opening plot in more than eighty chapters, the author's skills are very remarkable. The characters are also very good ~ I really like the female antagonist (Misty Thirteen), she and the heroine are a bit addictive (sorry to the hero)

I have read more than 130 chapters, and overall it can be regarded as a qualified work with no merits or demerits. There were some parts that surprised me, such as the female supporting character Little Tail, and when it was revealed that the heroine entered the almshouse on purpose. Few people have read this book. I think it may be because of the following reasons: 1. The rhythm is peaceful, there is no priority, and the plot seems to move step by step. But this cannot be ruled out because I mostly listened to the books and did not read the text, which resulted in wrong feelings. 2. The main plot of the male and female protagonists is not outstanding. The main plot of the male protagonist should first be to investigate the affairs of the former head of the nursing home, and then find out the truth about the death of his brother and others in the battle; the main plot of the female protagonist should be to sneak into the nursing home to investigate the truth about the death of her grandfather. However, in the book, the male and female protagonists only take a step when something happens (as mentioned in 1), lacking subjective initiative. Especially the heroine. If it can be clearly seen that the male protagonist has a secretarial job and is doing business, the female protagonist lies down every day and only moves when something happens. The book has said that the heroine wanted to find out the truth, but she didn't take the initiative to do anything for a long time. Maybe she did something secretly, but since it is a female video, you must grasp the heroine's main line to some extent and show it. 3. The IQ of the male and female protagonists is erratic. I feel that the author wanted to write a very smart male and female protagonist, but from what I saw, I feel that the male and female protagonists are only smart during key plot moments in order to advance the plot. It's like being kept in the dark all the time, but when it comes to key plot points, he suddenly jumps out and talks about it.