Notes on Folk Mysteries

Following updates is too troublesome. I hope the author can write faster so I can read it all at once.

Keep it up, update faster and faster!

"I wish I could turn into snow, so I could fall on your shoulder..." What if I were holding an umbrella? "Then let it fall on your umbrella, quietly carrying the moonlight along the way." "If I were to brush away the snow..." "Then let it brush away as you please. It is enough that it stays on your palm for a moment." "

A live audiobook version of this book is now available; you can give it a try.

The new book is now available on Zongheng.com.

This statement is disgusting. Justice delayed is not justice; it's just the truth. Those who died unjustly will not come back to life because of so-called delayed justice.

There's no sense of grammar here. The first few chapters portray the protagonist as someone who falls head over heels for every woman he sees—it's ridiculous! He falls for her after just one meeting, when she takes him home for work. It's absurdly absurd.

This is my first time writing a book review. The author's writing style is quite good, the subject matter is also good, and the content is rich. The series doesn't drag on. However, I felt unsatisfied after seeing the ending. Is it because no one is reading it? So I didn't finish writing it. The foreshadowing was so bad that it felt like I was just following along for nothing.

Are we that familiar already? Isn't this just turning into a pointless chatterbox?

How did this turn into a rambling, rambling post?