I Can Dream of Crime Scenes

It's so good, I finished it in one sitting. I like both the female protagonists very much, and I also like the two male protagonists. Some people think that Qin Huai has no sense of justice and is just doing nothing, but I think it's pretty good. Why Qin Huai was like that in the first place is explained later. I don't think all police officers have a strong sense of justice. That is a filter for this profession. There are also illegal and corrupt police officers... I think Qin Huai is pretty good. His appearance and character are normal. I like him very much. This kind of character, when I was a child, I thought that when I was a police officer, I just wanted to solve the case, the sense of victory of catching the murderer, and not to sympathize with the victim or the murderer for justice. Of course, this is my personal opinion. Qin Huai has a much better sense of justice than me. I don't think I am a person with a strong sense of empathy and justice. I have never thought that I am a good person.

August 12, 2025 Politeness rating is around 3.5 ✨I actually like the two female protagonists very much, but the creation of the male characters is indeed not particularly successful. The description of the emotional drama will always cause some misunderstandings, including the dialogue. The two male protagonists feel a bit unworthy of Qingqing and Aqing. ✨But the setting of the case and the dream about the crime scene are very interesting. I have never been too picky about criminal investigation stories.

I like both the female protagonists, but I don't like either of the two male protagonists (very background). The protagonist solves the case, and the writing of the case is quite exciting, but the male protagonist is not good, each has its own annoying points [rolls eyes] I might as well write it as Lily hahaha, the double innocence is really good~(¯▽¯~)~

It's nice to look at and doesn't drag out. Each character's personality is very three-dimensional The ending is so nerve-wracking, it feels like a forced head press. Not as good looking as the front. And the heroine's character is like this, isn't it bad to be alone and beautiful? You have to arrange the relationship

It's good-looking, the content is concise and clear. Both girls are very good. The writing of Tan Qing and Qin Huai is very good. It has a beginning and an end, and you can see their development. I really don't like Cheng Qingyan and Zhou. They are so inexplicable and abrupt. I didn't like Zhou at first. I felt that Cheng Shi's writing was normal, but there was something weird and disgusting that I couldn't describe later. I felt that Cheng Shi didn't like Zhou, but he was just influenced by his surroundings, as if he agreed when the time came. During this period, I wanted to give up the article, but the detective story written by the author was good, so I finished reading it.

The plot is smooth, too many people know that the heroine is dreaming, and the case is not suspenseful enough.

This is good-looking, complete and smooth. It looks quite comfortable. There are no ridiculous plots or settings. I feel that the author put his heart into it and didn't just write it out of the blue. Recommended reading. Occasionally a little bit mumbling, but it makes sense. Goldfinger is also well written, but I am looking forward to the development of the characters themselves. If you rely too much on the overall picture of Goldfinger, it will become boring after two or three times. So I hope that Goldfinger will fade away a little and write more plots that highlight the characters' abilities. Come on The perspective between the lines in the subsequent words is too jumpy and difficult to interpret.

The writing is really good, and I think it could really be made into a criminal investigation TV series. But when it was made into a criminal investigation TV series, I felt that solving the case was too easy, so I'd better read the novel hahahaha [Thinking]

The idea is good, and it respects women. There are some areas where the writing needs to be improved, such as the "spitting out" mentioned in the review. I don't think the emotional line is particularly good, it's rather abrupt. And the heroine's dreaming ability is not overly relied upon by the colleagues in the police station. The heroine's dream is all about the same direction. Other teammates do things normally, and their dreaming ability is reduced in the later period. It doesn't mean that if the heroine doesn't dream, her teammates won't be able to solve the case. There seems to be a hole that hasn't been filled, and that's Chi Yuan? What is the codename of the accomplice who ran away? The ending felt a little rushed.

It's quite interesting. The theme of "dream" ability is very novel, but from my personal point of view, it may be a little dependent on this "dream" ability. Overall, the author's writing is very interesting. I hope the author will have new books of this type and I want to read it.