
The Cold Case Wall
悬案之墙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 565k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The Crime Analyst and Her Unsolved Mysteries罪案分析师与她的未解之谜Alternate title on Fanqie
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Mystery Novels Rated 9.0 or Higher, with Smart Characters, Strong Deduction, and Smooth Pacing
Preferably completed, with a gripping, suspenseful, brain-teasing plot. The kind that keeps you up because you can't stop before the ending.
Looking for Female-Led Detective Novels with No Romance, Absolutely No Romance!!!
Can Crime Investigation Stories Start Differently for Once?
In nine out of ten crime investigation novels, the opening has the female lead being told to file a report and leave the team. It’s so off-putting. They don’t even consider her abilities; they see a woman and immediately reject her. How shallow do you have to be to become a team captain? Why not think about why she was assigned to your team? What’s there to like about a man like that?
Looking for Mystery Stories Focused on Solving Cases, Without Messy Romance
Crime Investigation and Case-Solving, Episodic Stories, No One Big Case Running Through the Whole Novel!
A Crime Investigation Story That Feels Like a Live TV Drama, with a Twisty, Gripping Plot
Recently Got into Crime and Forensics: Any Stories with Two Police-Detective Leads?
Looking for books similar to *Captain, Watch Out: This Policewoman Has Thorns.* To be clear, both leads need to be criminal investigators! I want good writing and tight logic. Don’t treat readers like idiots. Make it exciting. If it’s unbearably cringey, I’ll do a 360-degree Thomas the Tank Engine spin and jump straight into the Guinness World Records.
Two Female Leads: Tell Me Your All-Time Favorite
Entertainment industry, apocalypse, cultivation, school life, esports, anything goes. Fanfiction with two female leads is fine too. I’m seriously desperate for something to read.
Any Awesome Crime Investigation Stories with No Romance? I'm Out of Books to Read
Looking for stories like "I Can See Every Clue the Killer Leaves Behind". Absolutely no romance. I only want stories where the protagonist is a good public servant who truly serves the people.
No Romance!!!! Do You Even Know What No Romance Means? Stop Recommending Romance 😐
Looking for female-oriented stories with no CP. The protagonist can be a lone wolf, or it can have an ensemble cast. I just want no CP, and no romantic tension either!
Any Mystery-Deduction Stories With One Case After Another?
Crime Investigation! Crime Investigation! Please!!!
I absolutely love this kind of book. Romance or no romance is fine, but no romance is best.
Any Crime Investigation Stories Focused on Solving Cases, with Romance on the Side and a Strong Duo?
Looking for books similar to The Psychological Crime Master. 1. If there's a romance, ideally one character should be on the side of good and the other on the side of evil. 2. The man shouldn't be stronger than the woman; they should be evenly matched. 3. The mystery should be solved through deduction alone, with no special abilities.
The Heroine Is a Highly Intelligent Criminal Police Officer, and the Cases Are Pretty Terrifying
Looking for books similar to *Behind the Clouds [Criminal Investigation]*.
Pure Detective Stories with Standalone Cases! No Heroine! No Romance!
Please, I beg you, absolutely no female lead!! It must be a case-of-the-week story!
Standalone Mystery Cases, Deduction, Lots of Cases, and No System
Not too much romance. I want a novel focused purely on solving cases.
Fantastic High-Rated Stories with Two Female Leads
Criminal Investigation Novels With a Specially Gifted Heroine and a Police Detective Hero
Mystery Solving, Preferably an Ensemble Cast, Little Romance, Episodic Cases
Looking for books like *Cover the Clouds [Crime Investigation] (Ao Han [Crime Investigation])*. Nothing brainless or sluggish.
Super Scary! Infinite Flow! Strong Female Lead! High IQ! Strong Combat Skills! Romance!
Crime Investigation Novels with Highly Capable Leads
Looking for books like Veiling the Clouds [Criminal Investigation]. I'm out of things to read, so recommend me some crime investigation novels.
Looking for High-Quality Detective Stories Like Judge Dee!
Stories with one case after another, and no romance! No romance! No romance! I’m saying it three times because it matters! Isn’t solving cases properly way better? If any of you have stories like that, please recommend them. 🥳🥳🥳
Criminal Investigations, Strong Female Lead, No Romance
Are there any crime-investigation stories with a female protagonist, no CP, and a heroine who stands on her own? No flirting, no characters acting stupid, and a strong female lead. Remember: no romance! No flirting, no stupidity! She stands on her own!
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It's alright. I quite liked the cases. Aside from the two female leads, the character portrayals were pretty good. Two things bothered me, though. First, An An is always described as a "little girl," "a haughty cat," and "with big, blinking eyes." Using such terms on an adult is one thing, but it's the same in the daily interactions between cases – is this some kind of "spoiled police literature"?
"The Wall of Suspended Cases" is a captivating suspense novel. Set against the backdrop of a criminal investigation support team, it features two compelling female protagonists. Zou Yun, the seemingly ordinary but actually cunning team leader, possesses hidden wisdom and resourcefulness.
It's very well written. There's no ridiculous romantic subplot, no stereotypical female characters, no overly shy or blushing policewomen, and no explicit physical descriptions. It's truly excellent. The cases are also very engaging. I really hope it can be adapted into a TV series, and not just with popular actors, but with solid acting skills, using a realistic filter, not just pale faces.
At first glance, the synopsis made me think it was a 100% romance novel, and halfway through, I even thought the romance was developing too slowly. Later, I realized this wasn't the typical "dual female lead" story. Still, it's incredibly good, and from the first case until now, I can feel the author's writing steadily improving, making it increasingly enjoyable to read.
The case descriptions are excellent, but the character development (psychology, expressions, descriptions) is hard to judge. The female lead (Zou) in the detective role feels completely different from her everyday persona. She's supposedly a team leader with connections (a former Interpol agent), and while I can tolerate her being a brainy type who can't fight, her subordinates' guilt-ridden…
It's been a long time since I've found a crime novel I could read word for word without missing a single one. This novel is truly logically rigorous, filling in every plot hole and leaving the reader with no regrets. In short, it's very good. Every case is engaging, interspersed with lighthearted moments. A perfect score!
Although the ratio of female to male characters in the supporting roles is quite skewed, and there are relatively few prominent or complex female characters—most are victims—the writing, plot, and characters are truly excellent. The two female leads are also quite endearing, and the mutual support and friendship within the team are very touching. Overall, it was a very good reading experience.
I love this ensemble cast, especially the sense of redemption between An An and Zou Yun. The cases are quite bizarre, although the later ones get a bit convoluted. The whole ensemble is so vibrant, and the character traits are described very well! I especially love it!
I've unearthed another gem! 🥰 My favorite part of this story is the main cast. The female lead is a rare find in crime fiction—high IQ and high EQ, especially her high EQ and ability to use polite, diplomatic language to ease tension. This is truly rare among crime fiction protagonists, yet it perfectly suits her role as the team leader.
I think it's pretty good. As for the romance, I don't care if it's yuri or not; a pairing is fine as long as they don't create a male-male couple. The plot is good overall, but the author really dislikes adding periods after each paragraph, so every time I see one, I think it's not over. Keep up the good work, author!