The Devil’s Childhood
恶魔的童年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 301k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The plot is logically coherent, and the development of events is well-founded, which is typical of this type of novel. It delves into the case in depth, provides some basic criminal investigation knowledge, and even offers reflections on human nature. However, it does have its flaws, such as inappropriate word choice, incorrect use of pronouns, and other instances of misuse.
That was really great, it's just a pity about Chen Yao and the others. Another question is whether Liu Shenfeng can really change Xiaoguang, considering the ideas he's instilled in him since childhood. I really want to see Liu Shenfeng change Xiao Guang and investigate cases together! After all, Xiaoguang is really smart.
Does Li Fangfang have some kind of arrogant attitude? She criticizes her superiors for everything. Does she even know she's a subordinate and a police officer?
Keep it up, that's great! The reasoning is very logical, keep it up, that clue might just be adapted into a TV series! 😁😁😁
It's pretty good, but I felt the part about Xiao Guang was a bit exaggerated. How could an eleven-year-old child accomplish such a thing? However, after reading the last few chapters, it lived up to the title, "The Devil's Childhood." The departure of Chen Yao and the others was somewhat regrettable, and the mastermind behind all of this was just an eleven-year-old child.
To ruin a person, simply destroy their childhood. No one is born a criminal; circumstances shape human nature, but they can also destroy it. What terrifying things lie behind the creation of a monster?
Very good, keep it up! It would be even better if Xiao Guang were the protagonist of the second season. This reminds me of Fang Mu from *Psychological Crime*.
It's a great read. The author's descriptions are very detailed; I even suspected several times that some parts were based on real cases. This is the only novel I've ever read overnight. The author is amazing! [Learned][Learned][Learned]
Main character: Liu Shenfeng I thought the devil was Zhang Ming, but it turned out to be Zhang Xiaoguang. Couple; Chen Yao & Lü Fangfang
It's well-written, but the part about Xiaoguang is a bit over the top. It's quite impressive that a ten-year-old could do all that.