Detective

I like mysteries, they feel very exciting, and you can try reading them in the middle of the night. It's not scary, it's just brain-burning. Specifically, how to burn... It's scarier than having a fever, but kids like me like to read this kind of challenging novels.

It must be given a five-star rating. I have read countless books, and I feel that this book and "The Strongest Celestial Master in the City" are the best. I agree and give it a thumbs up.

It's great. I was surprised to learn that this book was written by the author. I thought it was as popular as Chinese cabbage, but I didn't expect it to be really exciting. Moreover, the key character in the plot, Chen Shi, is also an unconventional young man. I gave up on this operation.

The first thing I want to say is that I have only read six chapters, and so far the only issue that makes me hesitate to read further is the characterization of this article. To be honest, that captain and his sister really annoyed me. I feel that my behavior is unreasonable. The captain's sister feels like an arrogant and unprofessional rookie to me. The captain himself seems to be an incompetent and furious person who clings to the protagonist even though he can know things by checking the surveillance system. (I remember the protagonist said he sent the deceased to some hotel. Generally speaking, there should be surveillance.) I'll keep reading a few more chapters, hoping the reasoning part will be better.

This Chen Shi is really dishonest, but I like his handsome appearance, so cool (nympho girl online nympho), and his taunting look. Emmm friend, do you still need a disciple? Please ask for advice online.

At the beginning, the protagonist is suspected of being a criminal suspect. The female police officer is still sitting in the protagonist's taxi. She does not first stabilize the "criminal suspect" she thinks, and directly pulls out a gun. The key is that the gun has not yet turned on the safety. There are more flaws next, so I won't go into them. In short, this female police officer is as annoying as most female police officers in other novels and TV series: well-connected, self-righteous, impulsive, pretentious, brainless, with rubbish professional skills, and loses control at critical moments... If only this policewoman's character was brought down, her brother, the captain of the city's Criminal Investigation Brigade, would be brought down as well. The suspect is regarded as a criminal before the matter is clarified. There is no interrogation skill at all and strong reasoning is used to determine that the protagonist who is still just a suspect is the criminal. I can't complain anymore.

An online ride-hailing driver actually drives a Porsche, and an ordinary detective named Xu turns out to be a second-generation rich man driving a Mercedes-Benz? After discovering a murder, the police can actually wait until work the next day to deal with it? Can a consultant be asked to transport the victim's body in a private car? There was not even a policeman at the scene, but a security guard was asked to guard the vehicle, and the suspect was clearly said to be allowed to run away. You want to say that there is no evidence to explain the release, but you did not send anyone to monitor him and let him be killed? Since Zhou Xiao's gang is set up to commit a high-IQ crime, what does it mean that Xu Fa is a high-IQ person who committed the crime himself and was blocked by others? There are too many unreasonable things, and I think it's just average. There are just too many loopholes, and I feel like the policeman is just a fool.

There are so many poisonous points, I feel like there are a lot of weak minds in this book

Why did it end? I could have written more. It just didn't satisfy me. It's over. It's so melancholy. It's a really good book. I hope I can see writing like this again.

I hate this female police officer, I really hate her. She is always quarreling with the male protagonist every day, and she is very self-centered. Very annoying