Chasing Cases Across Two Cities: An Intern Forensic Pathologist

I like this style of painting. I just finished reading the script "The Case of the Killer". I like the first two cases very much, they are relatively down-to-earth in terms of writing style and plot. However, the script kills the chapter a bit sloppily, and it feels like everyone is not very smart, but it is still okay as a transitional chapter in the plot. Overall, it is a novel style that suits my taste. I prefer criminal investigation stories in this unit format. The protagonists may have their own background stories, but the overall focus is still on solving crimes in units. Of course, there can be a main line, but I don't like a single-line plot that is almost entirely around the main line. I just prefer the unit type. It feels just right for me to catch up without being very tiring. If you like this type of unit criminal investigation novels, you can check it out. The male and female protagonists feel that they are evenly matched, and they slowly get along with each other, and they develop a good relationship, and they develop a mature and healthy relationship.

It's so good. I love it. I really like it. After watching it, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo was According

The male protagonist is a family member of a martyr and the son of a drug lord. There are no setbacks in their relationship. The male protagonist has been atoning for the sins his father committed. The victim's family understands and forgives him and does not blame the male protagonist for his father's sins. He also has Team Liang who treats him like a brother and a father. He also has colleagues and friends who treat him sincerely. The parents of the female protagonist's friends are very open-minded and do not feel sorry for the male protagonist. This kind of relationship will not exist in reality. That's why it's so valuable [eating melon]

New article, a story based on forensic doctor Lu Fan and investigation consultant Bai Ge~

This story is a bit different from what I've seen before. It's not a single story, it's a segmented story, but it also feels like it has an overall thread. The overall thread is not a case but the experience of the male protagonist. What's a sentence that you can understand about the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist? That is, the male protagonist can give the female protagonist a sense of comfort and freedom. He respects the female protagonist very much, and the most important thing in love is a sense of freedom.

This is a plain but meaningful book. The author's emotional description may be a little unfamiliar, but I feel that I have not picked up the pace of this book at all. It is also good and highly recommended.

Hahahaha I took a mouthful of hair! It really didn't make me laugh to death

Luck is a metaphysics that can only be met but not sought. Well, it seems to make sense.

I like both the male and female protagonists very much, but I feel a little sorry for the male protagonist. He is really sober. Although he is not serious in his words, he is really attentive. I really like this kind of male protagonist who has a mouth and respects others.

The writing style seems really rigorous and allows people to study it carefully. I also learned a lot from this novel.