
After Being Reborn as a Forensic Doctor, the Dead Pointed Out Their Killer to Me
重生法医后,死者为我指认真凶
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- Completed
- Length
- 359k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Personally, I feel this book belongs to the academic genre. It's packed with forensic techniques, though I obviously don't understand them, so I won't comment on the technical aspects. Overall, it feels a bit like a nested series of cases: each case is discovered, the protagonist uses their advanced skills to find clues, and finally, an arrest is made.
Well, the book is good. It's not melodramatic; it's purely technical. You could say it barely touches on any personal space or private matters. The only problem is that the male lead is a combination of a forensic pathologist and a technical investigator, which is a bit unrealistic. Otherwise, it's fine.
So professional! Is the author a forensic scientist?
The content is high-quality with very few typos; just keep at it.