A Record of a Feel-Good Heroine in the Nineties Police Force
九十年代警界爽文女主实录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 230k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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100Chapters
426Reads · 30 days
17.4kReads · all time
65Listens
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I really like the genre; there are so few good suspense novels with no romantic subplots and no female lead. Most of them have romance elements. However, I'm not used to the author's writing style; it feels like watching a stage play. It's like everyone is carrying a knife, ready for battle at any moment—too many metaphors, and some exaggerated ones at that, made my feet clench while listening.
It's a good short story with minimal character descriptions; the plot focuses on the case, but the characters' personalities are quickly revealed through the case. The female lead is very strong, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
It's a great watch, with a good pace. The female lead solves cases entirely on her own, and the whole team has distinct personalities and clear roles. While the female lead might seem too assertive and calm in some parts, these flaws don't detract from its overall quality. It's definitely worth watching, and I'm already urging for more updates! I'm speechless. It's already over after only three days! Can't you write another hundred chapters of side stories? [Staring emoji]
The case was solved clearly, and the story is concise and easy to understand. Recommended.
The characters in the work are vividly portrayed, and the details are described very well. Keep it up, I believe in you!
This book is very good; I like detective novels.
Beautiful, perfect score!
So far, apart from a bit too many exclamation marks, there aren't any major problems.