True Tales of Bizarre Cases

Through rational reasoning and materialistic judgment, I witnessed the protagonist's faith amidst the bizarre case, which also enriched my own. The fog will eventually dissipate, and the truth will always come.

Of all the mystery novels I've read, this is one of the higher quality. The plot is tight, the pacing is brisk and doesn't drag, the reasoning is meticulous and logical, and the language is witty and humorous. I think the rating could be even higher.

Overall it's alright, please remove the "great beauty" part and just use Leng Tong.

There's not much unnecessary dialogue or redundant plot. In that respect, it's better than many highly rated shows. However, the romance between the male and female leads seems a bit abrupt; they're already embracing and sharing a bed right at the beginning—that's not exactly fantastical in the 1970s and 80s. But it could be made into a crime drama series.

Okay, it would be perfect if there were more romance, the plot wasn't so tight, and there were more cases.

I love reading these short stories; they're clean and concise, unlike some that take forty or fifty chapters to conclude a single case.

Great story!

It's well-written, with a tight structure and a smooth plot.

Sweet couple~ and the cases are also very exciting!

It's a good novel that's simple yet captivating, with novel cases and a blend of legal principles and human relationships. However, its excessive focus on the bizarre makes it a bit verbose.