The Female Coroner of the Criminal Justice Bureau

It's pretty good. The male and female protagonists are both normal and have online IQs. The dialogue doesn't drag, and the writing is clean and crisp. I have read many magical books that use words to reason and kill the villains without leaving any trace behind. I like this book very much.

Although the ending feels a little rushed, it is not boring because it is not a long story. The main reason is that the content and the personality of the protagonist are very good, which is different from the usual sense of omnipotence in time travel. I highly recommend it, so I gave it a vote.

I was attracted by the subject matter, but when I saw the main text, I felt that the content was too bland, and there was a gap between the main text and the introduction. Especially when I see the heroine falling in love with more than 20 male protagonists after traveling through time in her thirties.

In the case of the butcher, why did the butcher cut off his own hand because of the vinegar-wrapped dumplings? He was chased by an old man after stealing a corpse, but he chopped off his own fingers while running. Did he deliberately throw away the fingers as a burden when he put them together with the fingers of the stolen corpse? Or got lost? It doesn't make sense. He was afraid that others wouldn't recognize him. He knew that his stepmother was going to act like a monster and he went to the mountains. I thought the heroine was being targeted. She wanted to lure the snake out of the cave and arrest the suspect. It turned out that it was because King Yun, a great prince, went for a walk in the mountains at night without a guard. He saw the fruit in the book and got greedy. The heroine helped. It turned out that he sent a sponsor to come. Forget it. Her father slandered her for having an affair with someone else. She will be punished by the family law. I don't even have to argue. Why don't you argue? It turns out that King Yun will come to support her.

It's watchable, but I thought the ending was a little too rushed.

Only represents the evaluation of the first 66 chapters: There are many inner thoughts of the heroine. These thoughts can be said to explain the meaning of the current sentence or behavior. No matter how big or small, everything must be explained. This makes it boring, super boring, and unable to have its own understanding. After the inner thoughts, there are all plain dialogues. It is said that the heroine is not good at home fighting, but it is not actually seen. It is said that the heroine is good at professional fighting, but it is not reflected. It is really boring. I couldn't hold on until Chapter 66. This article is not my type and I didn't find the point that attracted me. I wish you a happy reading~

The content is average, there are too many typos and sentences, and people's names are confusing.

I've seen the female forensic doctor in Dali Temple before, it's very beautiful! Now there is another novel about a female prison officer, which continues the theme of ancient criminal investigation, humorous writing style, tight and smooth plot, the overall structure is not as big as the female forensic doctor, it is more concise and straightforward, each case is very fast and not muddled, but the ending is too hasty... Jiang Yunxin, a modern forensic doctor who has traveled through ancient times, is quick-thinking, solid in her profession, and a bit of a charlatan. She "falls in love" with her bad friend Jing Fenghua, and is deeply in love with the male protagonist's childhood sweetheart Ji Ruoxuan (this is unconventional, which is good). The male protagonist is the boss of the Prison Department. He has a good character and a strong family background. He is dignified externally and gentle internally. He is really a good leader. When paired with the female protagonist, the detective efficiency is amazing. The fake drama and real relationship are sweet to say the least. There are also some parts that suddenly remind me of the plot of Mo Yuyunjian, and I love it! (I can't climb out of Mo Yu's pit...)

The story telling is wonderful, but many things are described in a very simple way, and the writing is still lacking and needs work.

Except for the ending, which is a bit fast, I really like the rest, and the cases one after another. I really love them.