The Phoenix's Glory

I made this review after reading it. This book is the third book I have read by the author. The author's writing style is witty and lively. The male protagonist is a fat guy and the female protagonist is powerful. The two work together to solve the case. The plot is compact. Basically, a case can be solved in a few chapters. However, compared to the two books I read before, this book has a lot of typos.

After reading this book, the author has finished all six of Qimao's books and is looking forward to new books. After the heroine Min Weixiu was reborn, she appeared to be a sickly beauty with the "slimest waist in Kaifeng Mansion", but in fact she was born with supernatural powers and could "uproot weeping willows". The male protagonist Jiang Yanzhi looks like a cute and sinister little prince, but in fact he has a super high IQ and yin and yang eyes, and is a master in solving crimes. The murder happens wherever the male and female protagonists go. It's like an ancient version of Conan with a bit of a fairy-tale feel. It's fast-paced and substantial. The writing style is relaxed and humorous with a lot of touches. The logic is filled with holes and there are no loose ends. It has a dreamy linkage with the author's other book "A Love Affair with a Famous Family". Those who like supernatural, detective, funny and Machiavellian genres can jump right into the trap without losing anything.

A very nice novel that must be treasured

A "Conan-style" detective novel, in which the female protagonist is responsible for beating people and the male protagonist is responsible for solving the case by seeing ghosts. The crime is solved very quickly and does not require brain-burning.

It's quite interesting, the story is well paced and quite humorous. In fact, I don't like to read novels about monsters and criminal investigations. I didn't recognize this type of book from the text, but it was well written, so I continued reading it.

I had seen it elsewhere, and at first I thought it was a bit familiar. It wasn't until I saw Fatty Jiang being shot with an arrow and taking off layers of clothes that I was sure I had seen it! But the jokes in the book are fun no matter how many times I read them~

I read it many years ago, and I'm currently running out of books. It's quite good. Focus on solving crimes