The Crime-Busting Secret Agent

This book was unreadable from the very beginning. Lu Ming was the mastermind in the case, right? Even if he wasn't the mastermind, he was at least an accomplice, right? So why wasn't he brought to justice? And he kept insisting that he wouldn't let a single bad person go unpunished, nor would he wrong an innocent person.

I love this book so much! I spend most of my day listening to it. Every case in the book captivates me. The special case team led by Wei Ming is incredibly quick-witted and efficient in solving cases, their reasoning and evidence are convincing. In short, this is a rare and excellent detective novel.

Samsung gave it a thumbs up because of the author's hard work. The cases were all good, and the main plot seemed good too, but the writing was a complete mess.

It's just like a TV drama, boring.

The protagonist's past runs throughout the entire book, leaving you wondering what happened there, only to be left with a note and a cliffhanger in the end—speechless.

There's not much to see. Some parts are just too fake.

The case is good, but the superiors clearly know he's ill, yet they keep telling him to rest, only for a new case to immediately cancel his leave. Isn't this back and forth a bit ridiculous? The score can't be higher than two points.

The language is concise and clear.

It's still very good-looking.

It's good, and well-written.