The Sinheart Master

This book is amazing! It's the first crime novel I've ever read that uses organ memory as a cheat code to solve cases.

I think it's well-written and really suits my taste. The concept of organ memory is quite novel, and the plot is good. The interactions between the protagonist and Lao Zhang are the most captivating part for me. Every time, Lao Zhang creatively sends the protagonist out of his dream, haha. Finally, the female lead isn't falling in love with every girl she meets, which is great! The characters are all very vivid.

This book is great; it's thrilling, with a surprising and unbelievable ending. Watching it late at night almost made me reincarnate. Although there are many flaws, it's quite novel.

There are bound to be flaws and shortcomings, but they don't detract from the tight and exciting plot. The ending, where Xiao Xiao and Wu Tian get together a bit hastily, feels rushed. It's a very engaging read that keeps you reading, which is great. The only downside is that the ending felt a little rushed. Overall, it's really good.

The overall plot was perfect, although the ending might not have been perfect, but it was still very good.

I've lost count of how many times I've read it! I first encountered it through audiobooks, and then read the novel. What attracted me was the theme of organ transplantation and inheriting partial memories. However, Tomato's version is a copy, and not a complete one; a few chapters are missing, forcing me to go elsewhere to fill in the gaps.

It's good; the characters Zhou Tianming and Wu Tian are quite appealing, and the theme of organ memory is excellent. The only downside is that the male lead's intelligence is consistently lacking; he doesn't demonstrate the kind of "famous" ability he should have, relying entirely on the profiler and Zhang Tianlai's analysis from beginning to end.

The book was very good; the plot was so thrilling that it successfully woke me up.

Oh my god, finally someone wrote a comment! No one wrote anything at all, that was scary!

It's very well written, and it's quite terrifying to read.