Forensic Files of the Supernatural

I quite like it. Although it is positioned as horror and supernatural, it does not talk about ghosts, gods, or monsters. Instead, it writes about the darkest thing in the world - the human heart. The kidnapping case in the last chapter is really creepy to watch, as if we are looking through the appearance to see the essence. As it is said at the end, there is no completely clean person in the world.

What I have seen so far is quite interesting. It combines supernatural things with the case to create a thrilling and suspenseful feeling. However, after the protagonist analyzes it step by step, he slowly comes out of this feeling and sees the truth.

The content is quite good. Except for the plot being a bit slow and the language being a bit wordy, it's still very interesting (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

I have only read chapter 24 now. I think this book is really good. Both the male and female protagonists are responsible and serious about their work and do not cater to others. Both people have very good personalities.

It's really good to read [crying] This book can turn the plot into an amazing place in just one sentence. 1.233 Million words per month [Hardcore Forensic Medicine + Suspense and Supernatural] If you think "Forensic Qin Ming" is professional enough, but lacks a little "numbing" supernatural impact, then this book is a must-have! Rather than being supernatural, it can be said to reflect the "darkness of human nature". The character is not a traditional upright policeman, but a forensic doctor who firmly believes in science but always encounters evil. He calmly dissected the corpse to find the truth, but the clues given by the corpse pointed to "unnatural forces". This kind of professional belief and the strange reality are torn apart! Each one is a major case, and while listening and watching, there will be a little delay, but it doesn't matter! My mummy is wonderful, so wonderful

It's so exciting that it deserves a 5-star rating. There are many unclear points that were answered at the end of the case. The only funny thing is the character Ma Xiangyang. He first appeared as one of the murderers in Case 1. In Case 2, he became a policeman and his status was not low.

I remember that this book seemed to be the first case I read a long time ago. Later, due to some reasons, I read it sporadically for a long time. It took me a long time to finish it. Some of the contents in it are indeed worthy of careful consideration. Many of them are reflections of this society, places where light cannot spread, and are gray areas. There are still some logic problems in the book, such as the most inexplicable Su Tu and his series of inexplicable behaviors. I feel that this character is a bit redundant. There is also something strange about the fight between Fang Han and Sun Mazi in the back. Who was the one who kidnapped the two of them? There is also Qu Ran's trap. I remember she seemed to have told the protagonist to go back and see her again. Overall, it's a good book. The plot is a bit long-winded at times, but the ideas are very good.

Case arrangement: 5 stars Characterization: 3.5 Stars The plot is divided into 1. The case itself: 5 stars 2. Outside the case: 3 stars Overall: 4.1 Stars This is just a personal review and for reference only. The book is good, but too wordy.

I think this book is really good, the plot is really good, although it is a bit scary for me, it is a good book and worth reading

Not bad (´-ω-`). The content is quite attractive and worth reading.