A Mastermind's Criminal Skills, and You Say You're Just a Cop?

A good book, a good source of suspense. I think hypnosis is a minor drawback. Without this skill, the story could have been lengthened a bit, and the protagonist would have acquired so many good skills and not be as well-written as he should have been. Moreover, the second case can be written in a long way. Such a large case can be written in more than forty chapters. The author's writing style can be extended to a large volume. It will be a separate volume without any problem. Many people have proposed the setting of awakening abilities, but before it appeared, only the second male lead had great luck, but this was before the vision appeared, so the author should not forget it. It's a 10-star book. If you write it according to this standard, it will definitely be 9.2 Or higher.

It's a good read. It's a refreshing article about pure criminal investigation! I feel like many cases have foreshadowing, and I always feel like the author is holding something back. In addition to the case, there are also the protagonist's missing parents, the case that was suppressed, and people with gifted superpowers... It seems like there are unfilled holes everywhere! I have read several books written by the author, and I have a lot of ideas. However, every time the traffic is low, the plot will be deleted and completed quickly. I am begging you not to stop updating this book!

I've read half of it, the writing is good, the logic is clear, and it's a bit refreshing. I hope to see more (^~^)

With full criminal talent, you say you are a little policeman? Mulberry trees don't eat fish The underworld skills, coupled with some supernatural awakenings, the plot is written in detail, but the logic is not particularly rigorous. It's okay to read Shuangwen as a novice. Three to four stars, round up for new books.

Seeing this, it's still okay, but the hole in school hasn't been filled yet.

It's a very good book about solving cases. Personally, I feel that the world view is a bit big at the moment, and I don't know if the author can handle it. The plot twists and turns are very interesting and exciting. Emmm, I feel like the author has revised the text? Do you think there is something wrong with my memory? I remember the first case was an animal abuse case. In it, a retired police dog was also abused, and the murderer's mental comfort dog was also captured by them, and then he wanted to take revenge on them. Why did the motive later become that the murderer's girlfriend was secretly photographed? And when I went back and read the first few chapters, it was different from what I remembered. I was confused [exploration] [exploration]

I have almost finished reading The Fire Case, so let me give the author a 5-star rating. It's so well written, so thoughtful, it's great. The protagonist's partner is not just a supporting character, and the help to the protagonist is not obtrusive. It's really good. There are not many authors who respect the readers' brains [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]

Be cool and use your brain! Su Musheng, who has a doomsday background and a high level of criminal talents, takes the "perfect crime" as a test paper: countering the liar, interrogating the suspect to tears, and breaking the secret room in seconds. It's not mindless and fun, it's real and ups and downs but high-energy throughout, and the details control the ecstasy!

Boss, I like your books so much😭😭😭

The setting is innovative and looks great.