White Night: A Record of Strange Cases

I've read about half of this book, and so far it's been quite good. At least I really like the female protagonist. Unlike typical policewomen who are just pretty, busty, and brainless, this policewoman is not only beautiful but also adorable with a touch of cleverness, making her impossible not to like.

4+, pretty good. The plot is intriguing, tense, and bloody; although the casualties are significant, the ending is relatively good. One thing is a bit illogical: who exactly is Bai Ye's "brother"? He seemed to have everything under control, even things the police couldn't uncover. How did he do it? What gave him the right to do so? And then, his fate—a life solely dedicated to revenge, while satisfying in its own way, is also tragic and lamentable.

Overall, this book is quite good. The characters are well-developed and the structure is relatively complete. However, some of the plot threads are confusing, which may be because the author himself forgot about them during the serialization. I recommend it!

I still recommend it to those who like crime dramas.

The story is complete, full of twists and turns, thrilling and exciting, keeping you on the edge of your seat. The beginning and end are interconnected. The foreshadowing keeps you hooked. The characters are all distinctive, and the plot is intricate and captivating. It's a very good book.

The storyline is good, intricate and complex, worth watching, and gets more exciting the more you watch.

I really like it; it feels so real…

The plot unfolds seamlessly, it's quite good and exciting!

It was fantastic, making you feel like you were actually there.

The romance develops naturally, the characters are vividly portrayed, and it's very engaging to watch.