Reborn Detective: A Locked-Room Murder

It's so frustrating! Over 100 chapters and still no solution. The first case, and the criminal is completely outmaneuvering us, and he's so arrogant! Speechless!

I didn't find him particularly amazing, let alone a detective. All he does is drink. He's nothing special.

What kind of writing is this? Chapter 80, the first case isn't solved at all, there's not a single clue, just fragmented pieces of information, not a single piece of evidence, just negative evidence against the protagonist, and all the evidence is direct, no confessions, yet it's a wrongful conviction? Are you kidding me?

Honestly, it wasn't very good. Qin Fang, this woman, appeared from the very beginning, but everyone, including the main character, deliberately avoided mentioning her, and the story was padded out until the seventy-something chapters.

The plot is too convoluted. If it had caused such a huge public outcry, the authorities would have sent an expert team down already. They wouldn't have let them act so recklessly. And if that woman dared to cause such a scene, the police would have had ways to detain her first.

There's a reason why nobody's watching.

Absolutely garbage

This shouldn't be a book on Tomato's platform; it should belong to Qidian. The quality of this book is incomprehensible to those on Tomato's platform, and it's not something that people who enjoy light novels can accept. This book is suitable for a wider audience, and it might even be made into a TV series if seen by discerning people.

The plot is first-rate, but it has several major flaws. The suspense is adequate. I wondered why it felt so familiar; after thinking for a while, I realized it's similar to Detective Conan. The protagonist is frantically deducing, while forensic experts, image investigators, and technical investigators are just watching from the sidelines, constantly declaring things as impossible.

What is this writing? I can't understand it. Bye!