Your Criminal Talent Is Off the Charts, Yet You Join the Homicide Squad

This book is really wonderful. I even doubted whether the author is a criminal [laughs] It's very imaginative and enjoyable. I'm looking forward to making some TV series [laughs] Come on, come on, come on [Like] [Like]

It's very interesting, and it's a very pure crime-solving story. Moreover, when the plot begins, the protagonist has already mastered various skills through the system, so when reading the story, there will be no feeling that the protagonist turns out to be a loser, a waste and can only rely on the system, nor does it give people a sense of fragmentation. It was clear that he didn't know it before, but he suddenly learned it later. This is from the perspective of the supporting role. I mean, it's not abrupt, it looks more harmonious, and there's no ambiguous plot, there won't be a bunch of inexplicable brain-feeding of female nerves, and there won't be any embarrassing plot of deliberately slapping girls in the face with equipment, and now that everyone's IQs are online, I haven't read a novel with so few flaws in a long, long time. It's very interesting, keep up the good work! ! !

The writing is very good, all the reasonings are reasonable, the logical chain is very complete, there is no abrupt feeling, in short, it is very smooth. The villain claims to have a strong sense of anti-investigation, but in fact it is really average. It is a chain of thinking that can be followed, rather than divergent thinking that is far-fetched. In fact, the most difficult thing is to think outside the box. But writing a story is inherently difficult. It looks simple to readers, but they don't realize how much effort the author has put into it. Don't be too demanding. You expect a villain who doesn't play by the rules to give the protagonist a headache. All in all, it's absolutely wonderful, and I've caught up on the updates.

It really works! The author's painstaking work, continue to receive five-star praise! ! !

Super exciting, this is the best crime-solving novel I have ever seen. There is no plagiarism, it is purely personal innovation. The analysis is very accurate, very detailed, very reasonable and very insightful. It is comparable to the movie 🎬: Chinatown Detective is as exciting! Book lovers who are interested in this subject are worth reading, come on💪💪💪💪💪💪

It's very good. The writing of the case is still very attractive, the author's writing style is also good, and the protagonist doesn't have any particularly bad points at the moment. The only problem I feel is that in these dozens of chapters, the author really likes to use a lot of exclamation points and repeatedly emphasize that the protagonist has gone through 100,000 crime simulations and the shock of the old detectives around him, and his scalp is numb... Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Just mention it once or twice is enough! Too many exclamation points look tiring, and the abilities of other detectives should also be improved accordingly. The protagonist's case-handling ability does not seem to be very outstanding at present, and it depends entirely on his peers, but the real old detective is very, very powerful, both in terms of thinking and interrogation. The old detective's thinking may be solidified and old, but he is definitely very agile. The detective has been handling cases for more than ten years. He will have his own ideas and intuition. To be honest, this ability is not much worse than the protagonist's crime simulation, so there is no need for the protagonist to be shocked to the point of numbness when he thinks of the elderly detectives who work with him. The plot design is not bad, but can't the detectives say what the protagonist said? I feel like the author will either highlight the "fastness" of the protagonist's thinking in the future, which is ten times faster than other detectives, almost like muscle memory when there are more criminals, or focus on depicting the complete immersion of the protagonist into the perspective of the suspect. To be honest, I think this is more worthy of portraying, because the crime simulation mainly allows the protagonist to perfect the crime, so instead of analyzing the case like an ordinary detective, he might as well directly put himself into the suspect and imagine what he would do.

The plot is very exciting and innovative. The male protagonist has a good character. I hope there will be no female protagonist and less stuff that has nothing to do with the case. It should be able to get a very high rating. Come on, author! Happy Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day! It's so good. Support the author. Come on, author, and continue to update. The plot is really interconnected, with twists and turns. It's really very brain-burning and fascinating to watch. It's very beautiful. Although I haven't read it yet and haven't finished it yet, the author wrote it very well. (It only represents my personal thoughts and does not accept refutation. You can express your question yourself. If you don't like it, don't comment. If you don't agree, don't get involved.)

The world view constructed by the author is awesome. The protagonist is very powerful, but the supporting characters are also very powerful. It is a strong confrontation. I look forward to the follow-up rivalry scenes. It's really good. I'm waiting for the author's update.

I feel that it can be made into a TV series of the criminal investigation type. There should be many people who like this type of TV series. Of course, it will be effective if it is starred by people with online acting skills, instead of the garbage movies and TV shows starring popular stars nowadays, which are ruining the original works. Of course, the novel alone is also very beautiful and has a strong sense of immersion. I hope the author can work hard! Try to see if it can be turned into a TV series [code live] [code live] [code live] Come on! ! !

The protagonist who has simulated reasoning a hundred thousand times VS a criminal organization with average criminals per capita, a very interesting setting, coupled with strict logical reasoning and just the right emotional expression, it is almost impeccable. I am curious about the heroine of this book