
I Brushed Past the Killer and Saw the Crime Scene!
与凶手擦肩,我看到了案发现场!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 154k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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75Chapters
628Reads · 30 days
89.1kReads · all time
102Shelves
6.5Score
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At first, I thought the female lead would end up with Captain Lu, but as I read on, her relationship with Forensic Doctor Liu seemed natural too. Everyone gets a happy ending; it's truly a grand finale. The author's writing style is quite good; the cases are handled briskly, and the romance is portrayed with subtlety, keeping the reader on the edge of their seat. Overall, it's a novel worth reading.
To be honest, it was quite surprising. However, I noticed that the forensic doctor didn't specifically mention the year or so she had disappeared after their reunion, respecting her privacy and her well-being until she was willing to tell him where she had been for that period. It's a great read, please update more frequently!
It's a pretty good short story. The female lead has a special ability, and the male lead initially thought she was Captain Lu, but it turns out she's actually Forensic Doctor Liu 🤭 The romance is a bit sudden, and there's even a scene where she's pregnant and running away, which is a little melodramatic. But overall, the plot is quite exciting and doesn't drag, and the female lead is capable.
The article is absolutely fantastic! It's incredibly captivating, with a thrilling plot. Once you finish the first chapter, you'll be hooked on the second – it's so addictive! Keep up the good work, author! 🙂🙂👍👍❤️❤️
I love it! I love it! Absolutely amazing! Absolutely amazing! Absolutely amazing! Absolutely amazing! Absolutely amazing! Absolutely amazing! Absolutely amazing! I love it just like this! Sweet! And the crime-solving is so efficient! It's just that it ended before I could get enough! 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦
It's a great show, with happy endings and very logical plot points. [Thumbs up][Thumbs up]
I thought I'd be with the captain, 😂 The forensic doctor is pretty good.
The plot is logically sound, and the emotional development is natural and subtle; it's a very good read.
The storyline is great! Worth watching.
The story is good, the plot isn't verbose, the family is harmonious, and the marriage doesn't involve social class conflict or parental interference. The only downside is that the male and female leads' relationship progressed too quickly; they moved in together after only two months. 🤭