Detective: The System Taught Me Skills, Then Left

When the pain of the collapse of the spiritual world is greater than the reason, the original genes hidden deep in the DNA will be released. After all, strictly speaking, humans are just beasts with a larger number of original genes hidden. . . . This world is really unfriendly to ordinary people. The inherent thoughts in the consciousness of ordinary people are that debts must be repaid, and murder must be repaid with life. This is not necessarily the case in the rules set by the higher class. If you kill someone and are sentenced to death, you may be released as long as you are not executed on the spot. The death penalty can be changed to indefinite, and the indefinite period can be changed to fixed, and the penalty can be reduced for certain periods. Therefore, there is really no absolute fairness in this world for ordinary people.

Not bad, although there is no heroine, but it is best not to be ambiguous

It's very interesting. The system only gives skills, rather than helping to solve cases. This kind of story may look more realistic. The protagonist is young and disappeared for three years to be an undercover agent. But after returning, it's good that there are no conflicts between teammates. Although the author didn't write it, I am very curious about the plot before going undercover. I still prefer the plot of solving crimes in the police station than being promoted to the provincial department. And after solving so many cases, there seems to be no other reward except the final promotion. Is this normal? There are a few female characters, but there are no emotional lines, and there are no objectionable characters. The teamwork is also very good. It is the first time I have seen the plot of bringing the undercover men back to the police station. It is a bit special. I am very curious about how powerful the protagonist is, so that the bad guys are frightened and become a topic in the industry. I can't see any bad points in this criminal investigation novel. It's my favorite criminal investigation novel without a female protagonist. I'm looking forward to the author's next novel [Sending my heart] The only thing I can't stand is the eldest sister from the rich second generation family. She thinks that having a few dollars is enough. That's enough. Apart from this person, everything else is fine.

I like the affinity of the male protagonist and his confidence in solving crimes. He is different from other people. He doesn't feel like he's trying to impress people just because he's awesome. The protagonists in many novels of the same type will use other people's reasoning to show how powerful they are when solving crimes, but this book doesn't have that uncomfortable feeling. It's great, after all, it's the first novel of this type that I've reviewed.

The system is just a trick, and it suddenly disappears. The male protagonist investigates the case based on his strength, and his personal ability and leadership are very strong. There is no heroine. There is a rich lady with little EQ and IQ in the middle of the story, but there is no follow-up, so don't mind it. The end of the book leads to a sequel, and I plan to change the map and fight again.

Personally, I think it's pretty good. I read it in one sitting, but I didn't quite understand the system at the beginning [face covering]. The whole text is focused on solving the case and there's no other messy ambiguity. I like it [sending my heart]

Personally, I feel that it is very good. There are no messy subplots. There may be flaws, but they are within my acceptable range. After all, I am not studying novels, I just pass the time. As long as it is not too outrageous, it is passable.

I finished reading "Detective: After the system taught me skills, I left" at 09:01 on February 14, 2024 by the author [Eldest Brother Qiao]. Today is Valentine's Day.

The introduction was what first attracted me. After reading the subsequent development of the story, it was very good. The content is very interesting and the plot is also very good. I hope the author will work hard for the next book.

It feels pretty good. Although there are abilities given by the system, my own efforts are the most important, which is pretty good. It's just that the time it takes to solve a case is written a bit short, usually about a week. For a 15-year-old case, it only took one week in the end, which is a bit too fast. But overall it's pretty good [smile]. Hope the second part comes out soon.