The Missing Movie Star

I watched it for more than two hours in one go. It was very exciting, interlocking and constantly reversing. It's very true. There are indeed very few women in the criminal police force that I know of, and there are almost none in the serious crime brigade. It is normal for them to work on cases day and night. Maybe some small local criminal police teams have more time. I have to say that I feel inexplicably moved when I read the author's big book. After reading this, I have some thoughts about He Tianxun. It seems that it is not as simple as it seems. There should be a story. I am waiting for the update...

The novel has a tight rhythm and does not lose logic. It is very good and deserves full marks. The reason I reserved one point is that I have an indescribable feeling for the female reporter who participated in the entire criminal investigation. I don't know whether the police allow non-investigators to participate in the entire process. It feels to me that this female reporter has no main job and is at the police station every day when she goes to work. There are also some unknown female reporters who occasionally create drama during important moments in solving crimes. . . . . . . For the author's hard work, I'll add a star.

A great book delayed by its name!

It's really not that good when you look at it from the front, but when you look at it slowly, it becomes more and more interesting when you see the back! The author's handwriting is indeed surprising! [Like][Like][Like]

The truth is revealed at the end! Moved to tears [cry] [cry] [cry]

So far so good.

The whole logic is pretty good, but there are some battles between the good and the bad in the middle that make the villain look too childish. Then this He Tianxun's writing is not so rigid and more humane.

The clues of the case are intertwined, and the reversal is both unexpected and reasonable. This is my favorite crime-solving novel this year! [Like][Like][Like]