Case Files 2000: Hunting Killers in Cold Cases

For me, there were almost no flaws. The author clearly had their own ideas, the plot was solid and reasonable, and it was rare to find a novel where the romance felt so natural. Even someone like me, who usually only reads novels without a female lead, could enjoy it.

It feels like stepping back into 2015. Online novels back then were like this – leaning towards realism, but the protagonist solving cases from their perspective was quite thrilling. A definitely worthwhile book to read. I'm having a snack, and I'd love to share a piece with the author. Author, keep writing! ✍🏻Support!

"Helping Each Other Up" tells the story of a couple's regret. Two lovers are separated by the girl's parents' strong opposition. The girl goes abroad, while the boy becomes a taxi driver. Ten years later, one day, the girl gets into the boy's car. After ten years, the girl looks exactly the same, but the boy looks weathered. The boy recognizes the girl but doesn't dare to greet her.

This is a rare and excellent crime investigation novel. It's not childish, and there's no romance or love story between solving cases. After all, these days, weirdos might fall in love while fighting the Japanese, lose their heads in battle, fall in love while solving cases, or fall in love while spying. In short, they're all love-struck.

I was hooked from the very first page! The characters are so vivid, the plot is full of twists and turns, and the pacing is excellent – ​​I couldn't put it down! Author, please hurry up and finish it!! 👍👍👍

It's a good read with nuanced emotions. Although the main character has a family, it's not described in much detail, unlike other books where a beautiful woman is constantly pursuing him. It's better that the crime investigation department mainly focuses on criminal investigations.

"Criminal Files 2000: I'm Catching Culprits in Old Cases - What Do You Eat? Break Me a Piece?" Is a crime investigation novel, leaning towards realism and seriousness. The writing style is simple yet rich in detail, making it feel authentic. Within this tone, the characters are also well-developed. A promising new book, five stars indeed!

It's quite good, I like the fast pace, but now that the story has reached the point where the male lead's wife is giving birth, he's moved on to become a teacher... His role as an outside help in solving the case seems a bit redundant. I don't know if it's to be more realistic, but the novel feels like it's preparing for its conclusion.

It's a great read! Although it's a period crime-solving story told from the male protagonist's perspective, he's devoted to his wife and doesn't have the multiple wives and concubines typical of male-oriented novels. The content is well-developed.

The descriptions are quite good. It seems to have referenced some real-life cases, including the death row inmate who reported the murder and the burning of the body by the river. There's also the story of An Yi, the forensic doctor who was involved in a murder case. I hope they incorporate more real-life cases; it would be very compelling.