The Female Detective of the Republic of China

Some places are unreasonable, others are very good. But too many people died.

This interlocking suspense detective novel is compact and concise. Personally, I think it would be rated 9.5 Or above out of 10. [Overall] The plot is very compact, and things are densely arranged, which keeps people looking forward. The logic is rigorous and the wording is precise. Although there are typos and wrong names from time to time, it generally does not affect the understanding. It is an exquisite detective novel. [Character Design] The heroine possesses unique skills, has a full language skill, has a "fiery eye" that can see everything clearly, and has a sensitive and delicate talent for detective work. Her only weakness is her timid and low self-esteem. In the process of dealing with the Central Patrol Room, I was affirmed, encouraged, and supported, and gradually gained confidence. The male protagonist is resolute, decisive and ruthless, has rich detective experience and zero love experience. He has been unable to discover the true gender of the heroine for a long time, and still thinks that he is a cut sleeve. After the inner construction is completed, he still expresses his love openly and openly, and there are many laughs. Other characters have relatively full character portrayals, including Sister Li, a senior housekeeper, who shows off her skills in ironing newspapers! [Case] From New Year's Eve to the first lunar month, many bloody murders occurred, including the shooting at the train station, the headless case of Shen Zhiqiu, the case of the Qian family and his son at the Jade Hotel, the case of two corpses with their faces cut off at the dog farm, the case of the head dice case, "Summer Nights" "Dream" star robbery, Su Peiwen's family murder case, Mr. Thirteen's murder case... The author writes the cases in a staggered manner with almost no omissions. The scene descriptions are full of atmosphere and hit the mark, which scares the readers without being scary all the time. He has a good grasp of the scale.

A Zhen became A Zhen, and then became A Zhen.

The case is compact and it would be great without the vicious female supporting actor and the affectionate male lead.

I'm reading another book about detectives in the Republic of China. I remembered the one I read before and came here to review it☺️ It's a good read, but I feel that in order to highlight the heroine's talent, the author didn't write the hero's case well. The heroine didn't know how the hero solved the case before he went there.

The name of the frog-fun male protagonist is so interesting. Help! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ...! !