Casebook of the Strange

Firstly, I personally enjoy reading crime and detective novels, so I usually give this type of novel 4 to 5 stars as long as the logic and order are reasonable. Secondly, this novel gave me an indescribable feeling. Perhaps it's because the genres I've read before are more in-depth and large-scale.

I've read up to Chapter 10. I'm currently on the night shift and won't get off until midnight. I'm the only one left in the entire machining workshop 😅; everyone else has gone to the assembly workshop. Right now, I really want to go home. I'm so engrossed in this book that I'm afraid someone would tap me on the shoulder right now; I think I'd die of fright. It's a really good book; I can't find any fault with it.

It's a very good watch; there's no romantic subplot involving the male lead and no other messy elements.

It can even be better than those romance novels with overpowered plots and obsessive love. I've already read the latest chapter and can't stop reading! This novel is quite interesting. I have hundreds of detective books on my bookshelf, but not many I can finish. After "Underworld Detective" and "The Murderer Detective," I feel like there's nothing else I can read. This book has a lot of potential. Keep it up, author!

This ending is quite good. I once heard of a novel where the mastermind behind the cases specialized in finding and killing murderers for those who had grievances but nowhere to seek redress or seek revenge (or letting the victims take revenge themselves). Such righteous and chivalrous people shouldn't be arrested, and their ending is that good people live peaceful lives.

So beautiful! Absolutely gorgeous! Highly recommend! The story is well-structured, with concise chapters and paragraphs, making it captivating. The author's grasp of the entire case is excellent; the pacing is moderate, and the content is very in-depth and detailed, reflecting various aspects of society, exploring family and friendship relationships, and delving into human nature.

First of all, this book is pretty good. It's not the kind of book where there's a memorable power struggle or psychological warfare; it feels more like a story, a narrative, which is still quite enjoyable. However, I didn't feel a bit fully immersed in the story, and I'm not sure why. Also, wouldn't it be better if the main characters were introduced a bit more?

The details are tight and engaging, but it's a bit short. Keep it up!

It's a good read, very well written, but some plot holes weren't filled, so it feels a bit rushed.

It's pretty good, but the ending felt a bit rushed.