
The Dead Keep Calling to Make Me Solve Their Cases
死者来电催我破案
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 348k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Seasoned Readers Only, Don't Recommend Anything Bad!
I've already saved a million readers from abandoned books.
Any Recommendations for Strange and Quirky Books? I Want to Read Something Like That
I’d like to read something a little different, like psychology books or something.
Crime Investigation and Case-Solving, Episodic Stories, No One Big Case Running Through the Whole Novel!
I want cases one after another, not a single major case running through the whole story. The female lead must have no romance! No tragic backstory or psychological trauma for every protagonist, either. Just solving cases!
Mystery Solving, Preferably an Ensemble Cast, Little Romance, Episodic Cases
Looking for books like *Cover the Clouds [Crime Investigation] (Ao Han [Crime Investigation])*. Nothing brainless or sluggish.
Seeking Management Stories, Game Survival, or Period Novels, Preferably No Romance
I hope the female lead is smart, though a character who grows over time is fine too. I just don't want someone who acts without thinking. Completed novels would be even better. Lately, everything I've been following is still ongoing, and keeping up with them is exhausting.
Any Recommendations for Mystery-Solving Novels?
I recently came across the case involving the actor who played Fourth Brother in *Eternal Love*, and I find it really strange. The case is full of unanswered questions, but it still hasn’t been officially opened. I’ve seen netizens question the cause of death only to be silenced, and even traces of the deceased seem to have been erased.
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Although I haven't finished watching it, it's pretty good. The heroine is very good. Don't fall in love, okay? Although I can see the two men with the most presence next to the two heroines, but those two men As a subordinate, there is a gender bias and he is not very convinced by the captain. Although he is obedient in business, he speaks in an eccentric manner. One of the accompanying doctors was biased against the eldest lady. He was always obedient to others, but he thought she would be violent and hurt others. He always felt that the eldest lady would bully others.
I like the crime-solving plot of this author's criminal investigation novels. I also finished the last one, but this one is a bit disappointing. The advantage is that there are no problems with the general logic and framework, the three views of the whole text are correct, the plot is online, there are no major bugs, the whole story is complete and can withstand thinking and discussion, especially the last case is also very meaningful in terms of reflection and legislation on domestic violence. If this was a pure criminal investigation novel, I would give it a five-star rating, but the author seems to be practicing? Queque tried to write emotional dramas, family dramas, and friendship dramas, but to be honest, the writing was awkward. These "trivial matters" accounted for a bit too much, which made me feel that the plot was affected and not so exciting while watching the case. In terms of relationships, I have the same problem as the previous book. I tried to balance the literature in the two female protagonists and wanted to give the two female protagonists official roles. As a result, the comment section was full of scolds. I felt that the two men had too many scenes, which was very annoying. It can be seen that the psychiatrist and the deputy team were originally prepared by the author to give the two female protagonists official roles, but they were not written well. The comment section did not like these two men, and finally reduced their roles and changed them to male counterparts. The same thing happened with the previous book, where the two heroines had to be matched up with each other, and they ended up as a couple, but it was very awkward. I don't understand, if it's good, forget it, but if it's not good, why do you have to write it hard? Criminal investigation stories without cp are also very good, and there is no need to impose emotional drama. Regarding family ties, the heroine and her mother are quite awkward, but both of them have mental illnesses, so it's hard to comment on them, so I won't talk about them for now. Regarding friendship, the heroine and Su Youyun are also very strange. At the beginning, the heroine liked Su Youyun very much. Many of the heroine's behaviors can show that she has a good impression of Su Youyun. However, on the road at night, the gangsters harassed Su Youyun. The heroine beat the gangster. Su Youyun was not injured by the gangsters, but was injured by the crazy heroine and sent to the hospital. There was also the quarrel between the two of them, when the domestic violence man died in front of the police. Su Youyun angered the heroine, which caused the relationship between them to break up. The subsequent reconciliation was not as good as before, giving people a feeling that this friendship was as fragile as paper. And in the last story, Su Youyun didn't dare to watch the plot of the case. She was also very confused. She became a police officer to find the real culprit of the teacher's murder, but she didn't dare to investigate the case related to the teacher for so long. In the end, the deputy team found out and told her. She was very confused. She talked about chasing the murderer, but did not take actual action. She was afraid of seeing the teacher's name, so she avoided it. It's hard to comment.
It's so beautiful. I still want to watch it. It's not enough. I really like Li Yunzheng. I really love her character. I personally don't like Su Youyun or Gao Dandan. Others have no impression. As a follow-up, I have only seen two crime-solving stories of this type. The deceased would send messages to the heroine, and there was also one where he dreamed of going to the crime scene, and later found out that it was the same author.
It's okay so far, but the two men next to the two heroines make me feel so uncomfortable. Has anyone seen the latest chapter? Tell me what are they doing?
It's quite good, and the theme of the story is relatively new. Although the heroine is sick, she can control herself very well. Su Youyun is also very good, with a very good mind and analytical skills in handling cases.
Actually, it's okay. At first, I thought the two female protagonists were gay, so I planned to give it up. Then I read part of it, then turned around and read the text. Well, it's not Lily. Okay, I'm blind. Anyway, if there is no strange emotional line (referring to the heroine, the mentally ill heroine), I can still watch it. Come on.
I hope the emotional line won't be described too much, and it will be more interesting to see the two heroines solving the case!
It is a suspenseful but actually anti-domestic violence novel
I didn't expect it to end so quickly. The story is very novel, the plot is compact, and the character design is relatively three-dimensional. In the end, although the story is over, I believe they will live a good life in the future.
I like this subject. The author writes quickly and writes a lot [Love]