Reconstructing the Crime Scene

After reading dozens of chapters, I have no motivation to continue reading! First of all, it's verbose. In order to form a group of four, a series of preparations were made. You can tell at a glance who will join the group. It's so verbose! Secondly, don't make the case line too long. Since it is mainly about the special crime-solving team, the local police can cooperate to wrap up the story. As a result, the author does not know what considerations he made, but also featured the local police. Also, the opening chapter describes the many internal problems of the police. Are you sure this is a novel about solving crimes, or is it an expose of the internal unhappiness of the police? The original intention of forming the special case team was to solve cold cases and backlogged cases, but what did the team become involved in after it was formed?

Just want to know where the second part is?

Kind of like it

It seems that there is no problem with the writing! But I just feel like it's not well written! Too idealistic about people