
A Chain of Crimes: A Twisted Mind
连环罪:心理有诡
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
856Chapters
135Reads
7.6Score
1Listens
176.8kReads · all time
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I personally prefer this kind of crime suspense books. I have read many such books, and this one is acceptable. I have only read a dozen chapters and I feel attracted.
The case was solved very wonderfully, but Ouyang Shuangjie and Xing Na didn't seem to be a good match. Xing Na was too impulsive and mixed up too many emotions in the process of solving the case, and couldn't distinguish between public and private. I feel that Ouyang Shuangjie should have a considerate woman by his side, whose IQ is online at the same time and does not require him to explain or remind him repeatedly.
Most people don't like Xing Na's portrayal, but overall it's still interesting to watch. You can follow the dark green moss to see her. His Zhu Yi, Shu Yi, Zhen Nanfang, Little Monk, Xie Yi, Ximen, etc., As well as the masters Warwick Shadow Jinwu, etc., Are all popular!
The story is very good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡, but I don't like the female protagonist. I prefer the one where rationality prevails.
Why did the male and female protagonists break up? The male protagonist is too rational, and the female protagonist is more emotional. I think they are very suitable. In fact, the relationship between the male and female protagonists has always been about the female protagonist taking the initiative. If the male protagonist does not take any action, the female protagonist must be angry. The maintenance of a relationship cannot be maintained by one person all the time! ! ! ! How can the author let them break up? Let's do a second part and let them stay together.
The book "Dark Green Moss" is quite well written, the plot and characterization are quite on point. I like to read it.
This is by far the most exciting criminal investigation book I have ever read.
I've read 100 chapters, it's great! However, I feel that when the heroine first appeared, she gave the impression that she is a smart and beautiful iceberg beauty type. Why does she feel silly and impulsive later on?
The plot is very good, the logic is clear, and it is also very organized. Book friends who like psychological crimes can come together to communicate and discuss their experiences.
It's very interesting. It makes me want to keep reading. I like this kind of novel. Thank you author.