Criminal Investigation Tales: My Years as a Forensic Pathologist

From a newly graduated forensic intern to a chief forensic examiner, he has experienced just as much as anyone else, repeatedly seeing through human nature and constantly having his worldview challenged. And yet, he's only 22 years old...

When I saw the ending, I wanted to kill everyone present.

Having finished the book, the content was decent and worth reading. The ending, with Du Ruo's descent into darkness and Chen Feng's sacrifice, was truly unexpected, just like the title of the last chapter—an unexpected ending. Sigh, was it worth it? Perhaps only they themselves can answer that question; as outsiders, we have no right to judge.

There are two things in the world that cannot be looked at directly: the sun and the human heart. What's more terrifying than ghosts and gods is the human heart.

It was terrifying; while I was watching it, I felt a chill run down my spine.

It's very realistic; human nature is unpredictable, and the ending was truly unexpected and quite sad.

The ending was truly unexpected.

I personally love forensic medicine, so I really like this book. I'm a medical student and I love anatomy, so this book is right up my alley.

Overall, the story is good. It shows a 22-year-old forensic doctor the harsh realities of the world and how he gradually matures through his experiences. However, the ending is regrettable. I didn't like this sad ending. He protected others with his life and also deeply realized that being a criminal investigator is not easy.

It's alright, but there are still many parts I don't quite understand.