I’m a Cop, and You Gave Me the Skills of a Psychopathic Killer

It looks good, but it gives me a chill down my spine.

It's quite interesting, I hope it doesn't have a female protagonist. Bad ending. Because I haven't watched it for a long time. Just continue watching now. Anyway. After more than 140 chapters, I haven't seen the content of system cheats.

It seems okay. It is indeed the first time I have seen the system to sign in and obtain the prisoner's skills. Most of the cases are real events of transportation. The heroine is most likely the Xia forensic doctor. After all, it is described almost every few chapters [Petrochemical] Although I don't like having a heroine because there are not many well-written ones, but let's take a look first. I will withdraw when the emotional line becomes poisonous [Star]

Anyone who has seen the Ten Crimes in the first case will have an impression of it.

This book is quite interesting, the various narratives are very comfortable, and the male and female characters are well created. Except for some cases that are a bit heavy on the references, there are generally no poisonous points.

I read it in one go, and the writing level is pretty good. The story is too compact and feels a bit uncomfortable. There is no pleasant feeling of relaxation. Depressed! Hope the comments can help the author.

It's really good-looking and understandable. I kind of hope that the protagonist's thoughts can be seen by other police officers. Hahaha, that would be fun. Come on and update. I feel like I can't get enough [face covering] [face covering]

Author, is there a doctor among you who makes blind guesses? This doctor should be related to Xia Qiulu. Xia Qiulu's various signs show that he is not a simple person, and he is very interested in murder anatomy and the like. A normal forensic doctor should be relatively disgusted with this aspect. If he can go without touching a corpse for a year, he will try not to touch it. Xia Qiulu's excitement shows that he is not a simple person from the side, (the above is just my speculation)

Generally speaking, the writing is good. Each case has the male protagonist's own shining point [cool]. The author's writing style is also good, especially the focus on portraying Lin Mo's image is very vivid [admiration]. In addition, the other friends around the male protagonist who perform their respective duties are also very well described, providing a lot of help for the male protagonist to solve the case [like] [like]. The only flaw may be that the ending is too hasty and feels a bit unfinished [smiles] Moreover, there are many doubtful points in the play that have not been revealed. For example, the doctor mentioned before has some vague ill intentions towards the male protagonist. The author has laid many foreshadowings, but they have not been connected.

Overall it's okay. But I didn't finish it, mainly because of a few parts. I still like to read the introduction to judge before reading the article, so I have an "invincible" impression before reading it. However, it does not mean that the protagonist must be all-round. I mainly think that in terms of skills such as observation, integration of information, reasoning, criminal psychology, criminal profiling, etc., The focus is on how the protagonist solves the case, and then each forensic trace technology has its own colleagues. However, the skills that the female forensic doctor is good at have some overlap with the protagonist, and judging from the description, it makes me feel that the female forensic doctor is similar to or better than the protagonist. In addition, most of the time, it is mainly written from the perspective of the protagonist, that is, the perspective of the old detective, but sometimes it may be to praise the female forensic doctor? The tone changes to that of the original protagonist, or the new protagonist, for example, "Sister is indeed a senior sister" and "Thanks to senior sister", and the female forensic doctor will also give the protagonist a sense of professional oppression. It's not that you can't write it this way, but it just broke my first impression of "invincible", so it was a little jarring, and the tone and angle of the protagonist changed, which was very awkward. This is not a big problem, but it is more suitable for the kind of "golden age" description, a story about a group of geniuses solving crimes in an era. In addition, the protagonist of this book adopts the Riddler style, not the type where he says what he thinks first and then everyone thinks about it together, but the type where the protagonist figures out what is going on and then calls everyone together to tell the truth. I personally feel that this character style is more of a detective. Which one you like depends on the reader's preferences. Personally, I didn't continue watching it, not that there was anything wrong with it, but I simply didn't like to see some cases connected together and there was some kind of organization behind the scenes. Now a [Doctor] appeared. I felt that there might be someone behind the scenes, so I didn't watch it. It's purely a personal dislike.