Republic-Era Major Crimes Unit Six

My own book [smirking] will definitely be given to Gao Xing. I wonder if some people like it? Anyway, I like [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

It is an excellent novel, and it feels different from other suspense novels. It is told from the first sight, and each case is described in detail. This detail means that the reader can feel that he has grown up with the protagonist in investigating the case. Every cracking process of the series of cases that the protagonist has experienced has a real feeling. Every day and even every moment of the protagonist's life seems to have been experienced together. The time feels synchronized and there is a sense of participation. Finally, how wonderful it would be if there was no such war! (This is both reality and expectations for the characters in the book.)

It's very interesting, the storyline is intertwined, and the characters are very three-dimensional. The sad ending is the final outcome of the characters of that era. Stories from the Republic of China period, no matter what type, have a heavy ending.

It's a great book. It's so exciting. How come no one has read such a beautiful book? I found it today and have only read more than 60 chapters [eating melon]

Personally I think it's very good-looking, it's not supernatural, it's all man-made in the end, it's just about solving crimes, there's no emotional drama. Each case is quite long and confusing, with twists and turns. I like pure detective novels like this. I finally finished watching it, and it was pretty good. The ending was a bit rushed. I don't know where Doudou went.

I stayed up late and finished reading. The author portrayed the characters very well and the reasoning complex was great. The outbreak of war was mentioned many times in the middle part, so I thought the ending would not be too good. The ending was still disappointing. I don't know if it ended in a hurry. There were no personal emotional issues and few descriptions. I always felt that the ending I have regrets. I originally thought that the Anti-Japanese War would have a good ending with Wu Yong and Dong Li, the protagonists and colleagues, or reporters, but I didn't expect that it would end immediately. Good stories may leave regrets. It's the Republic of China again, and the Republic of China is so sad [I'm about to cry]

The detective genre is pretty good. I prefer to watch adventure and thrilling movies. The content is okay and worth watching.

Like 😍 I want to see the continuation of Doudou's generation

Very engaging, read from cover to cover.

I rarely read books about the Republic of China period, but this book is quite well written.