Detective: I Have Multiple Personality Disorder, but I'm Really Not the Killer

I don't know how many people are looking at their phones silently, scrolling through comments, and at this second, you just happened to see my comment. Hello, stranger, I wish you good health, happiness, and a long life.

When I saw the case of the painter, I was a little angry, not by the painter, but by the people who advocated freedom of speech. People often say: Your happy and stable life is because someone is carrying the burden for you! So, those people who enjoy a happy life under the shelter, but when the burden-bearing person encounters difficulties such as the provocation of a murderous murderer, you will take pleasure in all kinds of CP, negative reports, and watch the fun without taking it too seriously. How heartless are you. Fortunately, the protagonist is because of the system, so the personalities are just auxiliary and will not cause emotions to the protagonist. Otherwise, I am the protagonist, or a real multiple personality patient. With such brains and means, believe it or not, you can force him to the painter's side in minutes and become a more terrifying murderer, specializing in killing such heartless people. Living is a waste of food and air. This is what someone said in reality: Grandpa Yuan makes you too full.

When I saw the split personality, I thought there would be personalities taking control of the body one by one and using what they were good at. It will definitely feel very good. In fact, as long as the main personality can control the body and control other personalities at any time, it is not considered poisonous...

In fact, I have a suggestion: when investigating a case, let the protagonist express the dialogue when discussing with other sub-personalities to make it more interesting.

There is a big problem Often when there is a breakthrough in the case, someone will come out! Repeat the protagonist's achievements and praise the clues found. One or two pages will pass. The frequency is too high. This kind of praise for the male protagonist's methods will appear seven or eight times in one case. You can refer to the book **The Detectives. It's very pretentious and there won't be too many praises that are too watery.

It is recommended to write some scenes where the split personality comes out to speak. Otherwise, the split personality will be just a gimmick, and the case will be solved by relying on the skills exchanged with the system. But those skills are split personality skills, as long as they are allowed to use them. Moreover, the protagonist does not show any signs of split personality at all, unlike the patients with schizophrenia that everyone generally imagines.

I thought Liu Na was the painter, setting up a scheme to make the protagonist, who has a five-fold personality like her, fall and then follow her path and die.

In fact, sometimes you can let your personality come out for a while, and you will have a better feel for the content of the book and the ups and downs of the plot.

Please brothers, please give me some more well-written detective novels. I don't have enough.

The previous investigator's writing was a bit too undisciplined. He would always praise and question the protagonist in the bureau, at the crime scene, and at the place where the body was dumped. The tout plot makes me irritated and feels watery. The latter part is much better. The Pagan Case puts most of the praise after the case is over. However, the plot is still a bit too long. The protagonist's process of solving the case has people praising every turn. The plot can be shortened appropriately. Everyday life is passed through in one stroke, one case after another, and there is no soothing place at all. No matter from which aspect, the heroine is needed to adjust the atmosphere. The main female characters appearing now, Zhou Yiting, Lin Xiaoxiao, and Hu Manying, should all be accepted. Also, I found that the investigators seemed to have fallen behind. From Xiong Leilei and Lin Xiaoxiao at the beginning to Hu Manying who joined later, they could not keep up with the rhythm. The performance of Miyun Detective Zou Shuang and others in the cult case was overwhelmed by the protagonist and personality. The skills mastered by the seniors of the Eight Tigers of Criminal Investigation were not enough in front of the protagonist's system. The skills the protagonist exchanged were more comprehensive and more sophisticated than what they had mastered. Moreover, the progress of other personalities is also rapid, especially after the personality is perfected, it will become stronger. There are various signs that the gap between the protagonists and investigators will become wider and wider in the future. If you want to cheat the heroines, the easiest way is to take them directly to the personality hall. You can really see the protagonist's process of solving the case. You can also participate in solving the case in the future. Going to the personality hall also means that you will not be left behind. But it's a bit unrealistic, unless the system provides a function to attract people. I remember in the book Solving the Case of Junyang, the heroine seems to have learned a lot of skills from Qin Ming. This book feels useless even if you have any skills. When it comes to solving crimes, the main character and personality are discussed in the personality hall. He will not discuss reasoning with other investigators. If you don't enter the hall, you will always be little Karami. Personal opinion, please don't comment, thank you.