Pure Reasoning, Right? I'm Good at This!

If there are any lax points, you are welcome to discuss them together, and remember to read carefully. For example, in the first case, the murderer usually played with iron. I did not write it down, but I described it from the side [Thinking] I re-wrote the first case. Too many people didn't understand and there were also problems with the characters of Zhang Weiguo and Xu Donger. I directly changed it. If you encounter an incorrect comment, please ignore it automatically, or you can just read it from Chapter 34. Please forgive me for writing suspense for the first time. I have become more and more proficient in the future [crying]

[Stacking buff] I am not a professional jc or related practitioner, just watching the excitement The writing is really good. I have read similar articles before, but I always couldn't stand it after reading it for a while. At least the logic in this book is very smooth, and it feels like reading "The Sixth Finger". Finally found gold in tomatoes! Also: Quick update from everyone!

As a bookworm who has been reading for 13 years, I never care about ratings when reading books. I have my own judgment mechanism when choosing books. This book feels like a broken mirror to me. Although it has been glued back together, each lens has major flaws. The lenses are misaligned and some corners are missing. I am not good at reasoning, so this one is not within the rating range. From a story perspective alone, this book is pretty good. The protagonist's days as a delivery boy solving crimes were a disaster, but the stories of the cases since the protagonist opened a detective agency are much better than before, and the author is indeed making progress. What's more important is that this book doesn't have the usual plot of men pretending to slap girls in the face. The protagonist is finally a normal person! Give 4 stars for encouragement. The author must never follow the trend and write mindless articles in the future. That kind of outrageous system is not good-looking at all, so don't do it.

Overall, it's pretty good. As a crime-solving novel, it makes sense logically. The characters are more realistic, and they are all ordinary people with more or less problems. The first case is more interesting to read, and Xian Yifan's solving process is smoother, making it feel enjoyable to read; the second case is not so amazing because I have seen similar ones, but the author writes it in more detail, so it is still worth reading; the third case is modeled after Murder on the Orient Express, with too many names, and the writing is not as full as the original work, and is not as readable as the first two. The image of the victim Qiu Yun is particularly ethereal. Maybe the author wanted to write about a girl who is still kind and beautiful despite suffering, but the writing is not strong enough and it is self-defeating. In this story, after reading it, I feel "the rapist deserves to die" (just as a bystander), If the writing were more detailed and better, there should be a feeling like "This beast really deserves to die. He got nine dollars off him. It's not a good thing to protect his parents. Xian Yifan had better not meddle in other people's business" (being able to take it in and be emotionally affected by the characters in the book). The author can continue to write criminal investigation novels in the future. The logic aspect is still quite good, but the emotion aspect can be further polished. For me personally

The chapter on faith always felt that the plot looked a bit familiar, just like the plot in Detective Chinatown, but the content was different, but overall it was similar, and it was interesting.

Just a question, in the first case, who ordered the takeaway, didn't the police investigate?

The overall rhythm is pretty good, the first two have some flaws, but they are considered food for tomatoes. The more I write, the better I get at it. Come on, code quickly [laughs]

It's really good, the first case really needs to be changed, and Lao Zhang's character really collapsed. Overall, the author has done his best, the cases are reasonable, and the characters are vivid. 2024 10.3 After reading it, overall it was very good, especially the last case. Zeng Zhen really deceived me, but the ending was too sloppy.

It's quite nice, but it's a bit confusing. Fortunately, I didn't bring [Admiration] with me.

The writing is quite true, come on [eat melon]

It's good to watch, the plot is exciting, recommended

See Chapter 33: Blind Guessing Gui Xiangbao, the mastermind behind the scenes

The only book on Tomato that I read completely without skipping it

The case is not a brain-burning one, the characters are very good and look good, recommended

His roommate is the real mastermind behind the scenes. He wants to kill those who he thinks are guilty. He borrows the details from the protagonist, finds certain people and then carries them out...

It feels good to look at. I read every paragraph seriously. Very few novels allow people to read every word and paragraph like this. Thanks to the author. I hope it doesn't suck

The plot of Daisy Flower is similar to that of a foreign detective novel, Murder on the Orient Express. Although the author changed the plot, I can still see the author's intention. The various details described are quite on point.

The second plot is exactly the same as the Conan episode I watched.

The first three cases were solved very well, but the latter ones were average.

Really very beautiful Very good, every case is interesting

Very beautiful, the more you watch, the more addictive you become

The writing is pretty good

I quite like it anyway

Nice to watch, love to watch, love to watch

Very cool, very brain-burning

I recommend reading it, it's a good book

Very well written

Good, good, good

The content is great and the plot is exciting!

Not bad, not bad, not bad❛‿˂̵✧