Longing to the Bone: A Forensic Examiner’s Case Notes

Personally, I feel that the shortcoming is that the early stages of the case are suspenseful and the description of the process of solving the case is not exciting. The case is closed in a hurry. However, the advantage is that it does not drag on one case per chapter, and there is not a lot of emotional description. Overall, it is not bad.

It's very well written, why doesn't anyone read it😂

There are always some passers-by in life, who come slowly, Gone in a hurry, fleeting like fireworks, But the meaning of its existence is to tell you: There will be someone who loves you for me, someone who loves you more than me.

I was speechless in many places, especially the heroine. He was alone in every dangerous place. The first time he didn't tell anyone and went to collect toothbrushes by himself, but he was almost killed. Without the protagonist, the halo is just like that. The second time I wanted to say about that coat, you have received a courier call, and your colleagues all know that it is a murderer, so they should protect it. Several girls went to get the clothes of a murderer by themselves, and they didn't send anyone to protect them. She also has the halo of being a heroine, otherwise she would have been successfully raped, which would make her so popular.

It's very interesting. Why isn't there a second part? I really want to know who Liu Yiyi is with.

I have been reading various online literature since junior high school. I have read various themes such as romance, urban, and immortality. I have some say in novels and can distinguish the advantages and disadvantages of various novels, as well as their attractive points. But this novel was really difficult for me to read, and it was difficult to fully read it. The details of the author's description of the case are not perfect enough. What has been mentioned before is lost in a single mention, and the storyline is not well connected. Moreover, the heroine's character is a forensic doctor in her thirties, and someone in their thirties still has a crush on her. I don't quite understand this emotional state.

In recent years, novels on forensic subjects have emerged one after another, and this book is one of good quality. The author's emphasis on female characters is in line with the current social trends and is also suitable for the readership of this type of subject matter. Female forensic doctor Liu Yiyi relied on her superb professional skills to find clues in her conversations with corpses, helping the police solve difficult cases one after another. At the same time, the protagonist's emotional line is also slowly unfolding in the process of solving the case. The author's writing is plain and smooth, and the plot of the story is explained clearly. I look forward to the follow-up.

The emotional line of the heroine is not very clear, but it feels like she likes Officer Zhou. But there are also entanglements with dentists, and forensic doctors who test poison on their own bodies. Generally, no one would do this out of rigor. I look forward to the author's continued growth.

After reading two pictures, I feel that this forensic doctor is too unprofessional. In the first case, he determined the time of death based on the size of the fly. He was still stubborn and discovered his mistake after being reminded by others. In the second case, it was like this again. He only looked at the appearance, and then after being reminded by others, he went to the autopsy and found the problem. Shouldn't it be the forensic doctor who uses professional means to reduce the detours in the investigation? Stop watching it, give it up. The heroine is so unprofessional

I really want to know who Liu Yiyi ended up with.