After Being Reborn as a Forensic Doctor, the Dead Pointed Out Their Killer to Me

Personally, I feel that this book should be classified as an academic text. There is a lot of useful information on forensic technology, but of course I definitely don't understand it, so I won't comment on the professional and technical part. The overall feeling is a bit like a nesting doll. Each case is a case discovered, and then the protagonist uses powerful technology to discover clues and finally arrest. Of course, this is a forensic article, and I probably wanted to focus on forensic techniques, so I left out the criminal police aspect. There is also the fact that the female assistant is the heroine, but there is no emotional line written. They are all involved in the case, cooperating with each other, resulting in changes, and only a few words are mentioned when meeting the parents. Not bad either. The key is that we are really writing about forensics, rather than forensics investigating cases like criminal police. That's good. Personally, I feel that this article is similar to an essay and is an academic article. It's a bit meticulous, and there are no humorous or funny scenes, so you have to be careful before entering. If you are interested, you can watch it.

How to say it! ? The book is good, not bullshit, purely technical. It can be said that almost 1% of personal space or private affairs is not taken up. The only problem is that the male protagonist is a combination of forensic medicine and technical investigation, which is a bit beyond reality. Other than that, it is okay.

So professional, is the author a forensic scientist?

The content is of high quality and there are few typos, just stick with it.