1990: Criminal Investigation Files

Come and get your membership, come on, brothers.

The character's personality is too thin. If you change it a little, the protagonist loves and hates the master, and only lets go when the master dies. This character will be more stable. A young man who was innocently imprisoned in his best years said, "I never hated you, it's not your fault." It's really ridiculous. It should be "It's not entirely your fault." This feeling is really bad.

The book's writing is smooth and its thinking is logical. It is a rare classic. As for the points discussed by several readers in the article, here is a supplementary explanation. One: Will a certain team be equipped with a BB machine in 1990? At that time, BB cameras were still a high-priced item. Based on the price alone, it was difficult to distribute them to the police force level. However, we must consider that this item was involved in many smuggling cases at that time. If a department of the bureau had seized a BB machine among the items involved, then based on the property distribution after the case was solved at that time, it was indeed very likely that it would be allocated to the police force. Two: DNA in the 1990s. It is true that my country officially promoted this technology in 1998, but before the promotion, there will definitely be experiments and pilots, and relevant internal documents will focus on the classic cases of using DNA to solve crimes to prepare for the next step of technology promotion. Therefore, it was normal for someone in the police to know about this at that time. Three: Does second-class merit have anything to do with the protagonist becoming a full-time official? We must admit the value of second-class merit, but this does not guarantee that the protagonist will become a full-time official. The reason is that the time for joining the police force is too short, and second-class merit can only mean: excellent skills. Time cannot prove: Loyalty and reliability. In actual work, the two must coexist and one is indispensable. Therefore, it is legitimate for the protagonist not to become a regular employee. If he becomes a regular employee, someone must bear the joint and several liability. Once the protagonist violates regulations and disciplines after becoming a regular employee, that person will bear the first leadership responsibility.

Overall, it's okay. But to be honest, the age of the protagonist is a bit of a surprise. When I think of those who are a few years older than the protagonist, they call the protagonist Dong Ge, Boss, Head, and Captain Li.

It is very well written and very interesting to read. It is very interesting and highly recommended.

The subject matter is good, and it is also a criminal investigation theme that I prefer. I won't tell you that the protagonist is reborn. He has indeed solved some cases. The key is that the protagonist can't save anyone even after being reborn, and even causes other innocent people to die miserably. It's really fucked. I don't know what the author is thinking.

The setting is in line with the era, and the narrative rhythm is well grasped.

The previous cases are all very good, especially the imprisonment case. From the logical rigor of the investigation from the perspective of food, to the certain degree of surprise that the real murderer is Li Xiaoqiang, they are all outstanding. But in the murder case, maybe I subjectively don't want Zhao, who is so cautious, calm and confident, to be the murderer. So the protagonist checks him out and thinks of the fact that he and Li are lovers, which makes me feel very jumpy and unconstrained. Usually with such a big age difference, it would be difficult to contact a lover. 🤗 There is also the imprisonment case, does it have to be shot to death... From the perspective of Shuangwen, giving him a high paraplegia with a bullet lodged in his spine, I think it is much better than killing him with a single shot. I used to imprison others, but now I am forced to be trapped in a bed, unable to move, and I have to accept criticism from the victims' families and the entire society. Isn't this worse than killing him? Of course, I'm just doing this from the perspective of having fun. If he had not been killed, I have no idea how the police team would end up, and I have not considered this angle. I'm not trying to teach the author how to write, I'm just sharing the ending that I think is more torturous for the murderer. Finally, I wish the author will get better and better as he writes more and gain more and more treasures from reading books. Happy New Year.

This criminal investigation novel has a compact plot, vivid character descriptions, and interlocking reasoning processes that make people want to put it down. Highly recommended to readers who like suspense reasoning.

Highly recommend a very good crime novel...