Special Cases Investigation

It is really very good-looking, but I always felt that the ending was a bit short and too rushed. Many things were not explained completely. It is a pity that the author can open another book and continue writing. The ending is a bit too rushed. But what I have to praise is that the author's writing style is really good. People have two sides, and they are not really good or evil. People's personalities are all gray. So thinking this way, "my" three views are actually very normal, and this is really reality. The author's big words are really good [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [love] [love] [love] [love]

There are still many things that have not been explained clearly. How did Shao Baijie die? It ended a little too quickly in the end.

I really love this article. The clue of the article is "my" nose. "I" have a nose that can smell special things. This setting is very novel, and the big writing style is really unobtrusive! The plot of the story is rigorous and interlocking. Through a small clue, one piece of truth can be found out one after another. The characters are described in detail, and the logic is very clear. The only regret I have is that the ending is a little rushed, so keep up the good work! [Laughs][laughs]

This book is generally good. Although it is a micro-horror theme, because the plot pace is relatively slow, it does not look so compact and may not be that attractive. The writing style and characters are not too interesting, it is mainly plot, and there is basically no love line, so you can watch it without CP. One recommendation is that although some of the cases in it seem to be relatively cliche, the protagonist and the development of the story are very novel and unexpected. Originally, this book could be considered an above-average book, but the ending ended a bit too abruptly. Master Shao's exit was also very sudden and there was no follow-up. It seemed that the incident was over, but the characters' background stories were all left unfilled. Without a second part, this story would not be able to be explored in detail.

Not bad, much better than some chronicle-style first-person novels. The main plot seems loose, but it is controlled with ease. If the branch plots were enriched, the story would be fuller and more exciting... The ending was a little rushed and lacked a climax.

This book is good in every aspect, but there is no sequel. There are many logics that fail to form a closed loop, such as Brother Zheng, the triplets, the origin of the headquarters, and the introduction of the Wu Tantric Sect... But I still decided to give it five stars and want to encourage the author to continue writing this series.

Thank you to the author for his hard work in writing a wonderful masterpiece. The storyline is wonderful and fascinating. It is like storytelling and always makes people miss the plot behind it. It's just like Chaplin's movies, which make readers smile even when they cry. It's easy to read, concise and clear, and even all the terrible, mysterious, profound and terrifying secrets hidden behind it will make people easily and involuntarily think deeply about it. There is no feeling of forcing others to do something difficult. I like the author's writing style and super writing skills. He is a great storyteller, and completely dissolves the most real and ordinary feelings into nothingness, making it difficult to distinguish between truth and fiction. At the same time, he is moved by the gentlest and most amiable human warmth in the book, and is very willing to believe that these things are true. Therefore, I also like the author very much.

It's actually pretty good if you look at it slowly. The setting of the male protagonist is very interesting, but the problem is that it is too short. It's like the menu looks like a table of delicious food. When you hear the introduction, you think it's a full banquet of Manchu and Han Dynasties. At the end, you realize it's just a table of side dishes, and the ending is bland and a bit sloppy. After thinking about it, I felt that it was somewhat in line with the character, but I felt that it was not worthwhile to write it so short. Although maybe the ending is better here and the situation is peaceful enough, I still want to see more. The setting of the male protagonist is interesting enough and can be further explored. Brother Zheng's identity is revealed too early, so we can wait a little longer. There are many supporting characters, and I can dig into the background and write a story. But overall it deserves four stars, and one more star is given to our protagonist CP. Nowadays, I feel that it is rare to see CP that feels so good. The female protagonist doesn't seem annoying, she has her own career, the male character respects her enough, and she helps the male character. They are the kind of young couple that I like, they fell in love!

Gone? ? ? I was confused. I felt like there were still a lot of holes left to fill. How could it be over?

To be honest, I quite like the author's writing style. It is relaxed and humorous. The protagonist is not the kind of cheating and awesome character, but he is smart. But every story is picked up heavily and then gently put down; some threads are not connected; many baggage is shaken but not untied. This makes readers unable to read. No wonder it only has 7.9 Points, but 7.9 Points are really missing. I look forward to the subsequent growth of the protagonist and the completion of the story!