Dafeng Forensic Doctor

This book must have been written by a novice author. It's a bit like people who read cool articles and feel uncomfortable writing them. The writing style is not as good as mine. Generally speaking, There is a conflict between the world background and the story background, and the timeline is also biased The logic for solving the case doesn't make sense, and the first three cases are a bit weak. For example, the person who committed the female murder case did not reveal why he killed his daughter in the end. In the context of this book, no one would care about him even if he fell in love with his adopted daughter. For example, when he killed his uncle, he said that he was not ungrateful, but only killed his uncle for the sake of the Zhao family. But if his uncle died, the Zhao family would be gone, right? The protagonist didn't refute his sophistry in the end, so this setting might as well be a fun way to make money and kill people. For example, in the theft case of the Princess Mansion, Chen Changle saw that the funeral procession was stopped for inspection. There was obviously something wrong, so he just ignored it, but he actually took the initiative to help inform the money. A sixteen or seventeen-year-old couple was doing business here? The people who followed him out didn't actually kill him. They were all desperadoes, so why did they leave the protagonist unkilled? For example, the package swap in a drugstore is even more embarrassing, and a woman is sold to a brothel. However, it was written before that the private sale of people is prohibited. It is not illegal for you to sell people to a brothel. For example, if new patrols are added in the subsequent reforms, will the original police officers be so useless? Can't use any of them? If it really doesn't work, why don't we just make a one-size-fits-all approach? Do you know how Wang Mang died? Isn't Chen Changle afraid of death?