A coroner who doesn't want to make a name for herself across the land isn't a good princess consort.
Xu Qing, a modern forensic science genius, unexpectedly found herself in the Western Qi Dynasty. While fleeing an arranged marriage, she became the suspect in a murder case! To prove her innocence, she set out to hunt down the culprit.
She could decipher the language of corpses and solve baffling cases.
By a twist of fate, she went undercover under her husband Xie Lin, joining forces with him to unravel one bizarre mystery after another.
A series of dismemberment murders, vengeful infant spirits, cannibal legends...
Behind the truth lay a court rife with intrigue, as well as a conspiracy to overthrow the imperial throne.
At some point, the once cold-faced prince began shielding her from every danger, indulging her in every way and cherishing her in the palm of his hand.
"Your Highness, please think this through."
He drew her against his chest and asked softly, "When will you finally examine my heart?"
To be honest, it's a very... Fluent book. About 1/4 of the whole text is about solving crimes. The remaining 3/4 is about the male and female protagonists arguing, "I'm angry - I coax you - I can't coax you - I'm wrong and I won't do it again - OK, I forgive you." I repeated the above steps more than 10 times. The male and female protagonists are sharp-edged ➕ not long-mouthed ➕ impulsive and violent. I read it at twice the speed at the end, which is not a very interesting book...
It was still readable at first, but after one hundred chapters, it became less and less interesting. The author simply abandoned it just to make up for the word count.
After watching it, it was pretty good at the beginning, but not so much after the male and female protagonists knew each other's identities, and the most outrageous thing is that after the male protagonist and the female protagonist experienced a life-and-death separation, they had already communicated and confessed that after going through so much, they would be able to go on better. I cherish the time we spent together more, but the author kept writing stories about them arguing over trivial things, which made my cerebellum shrink. I was a little speechless. After so much experience, I never grew up. I was like a story about two childish ghosts. They bickered and cajoled me every day. I felt tired reading it.
A man who practices both medicine and law makes people speechless at the beginning.
A pair of living treasures, happy enemies. Humorous sentences, touching with love and tears. There are some delays, but overall it's good and worth a look.
Ugh, the love story between the male and female protagonists is disgusting from beginning to end. It's the worst I've ever seen in the same genre.
I abandoned the article after I saw it. The first part was pretty good, but I don't know why the heroine was written in such a way that people couldn't like it. I couldn't get the heroine's thoughts and practices at all.
When it comes to the back end, 80 to 90 percent of a chapter is just talk, a nonsense chapter about two people bickering, and the author's later writing is too slow, it's all talk, the author is a little off topic, what about the heroine's work? What about the case? The author is still a little weak in setting the plot of the detective series, and does not highlight the female novelist's writing ability at all. The whole article uses a lot of articles to bicker, quarrel, exaggerate emotions, and other things other than the case. It feels a bit patchwork. In the end, it is up to you, book lovers, to be different!
The male protagonist's character is vague, the female protagonist's character is not likable at all, and the whole reasoning is stiff. I'm sorry for this rating.
Why does such a beautiful book have so few reviews?