It was the first time that the newbie Xiaobai opened the pit, and it was a joy to watch. Song Ming (character: Leng Yan): A genius forensic doctor who returned from overseas. He looks cold, ascetic, meticulous, and has severe mysophobia and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Qin Hao (nickname: Qin Dahu/Qin Bulili): The "ace" detective of the police station. Looks carefree. In the prosperous and chaotic Linjiang Port, Qin Hao, a casual and "wild" detective, meets Song Ming, a rigorous and rigid forensic doctor who has just returned from China. This pair of completely mismatched partners is destined to stir up troubles from the first conflict in the anatomy room.
In the case of the floating corpse on the wharf, Qin Hao chased the hawker by relying on his connections, while Song Ming frowned at the toxicology report in the laboratory, but decided to work together to piece together the truth; in the absurd farce of the theft case of a wealthy family, one relied on bluffing and clichés, and the other slapped him in the face based on evidence, causing the police station to panic.
From the gorgeous mystery of the sudden death case of the Paramount singer, to the chain of secret rooms in Yunwu Villa; from the family secrets behind the curse of the ancient house, to the mysterious organization involved in the bank robbery - they get along with each other, protect their weaknesses in danger, and use the most unreliable tacit understanding to fight against the "Ghost Society" hidden in the shadows of the city.
When science meets wildness, when aloofness meets gangsterism, this hilarious detective adventure has long become a bond that is more difficult to solve than the case. After all, there's nothing the lovebirds can't handle — and if there is, let's have another fight.
Reader comments
The main plot is mainly plot, supplemented by emotion. It can be said that emotion accounts for 10%. The plot is logical and the ending of "To be continued" is good. Although there are some mistakes (for example, there were no mobile phones in the Republic of China, one chapter mentioned the screen of a mobile phone, it may also be a typo, and a flashlight was mentioned earlier), but it does not affect the reading. Overall it's good.
Good looking, worth recommending
I still like the novels of the Republic of China very much. The storyline is very good and the emotional lines are not long-winded. They are just interspersed in it. The only shortcoming is that there are a lot of modern technologies in it, which is a bit dramatic.
The main plot is mainly plot, supplemented by emotion. It can be said that emotion accounts for 10%. The plot is logical and the ending of "To be continued" is good. Although there are some mistakes (for example, there were no mobile phones in the Republic of China, one chapter mentioned the screen of a mobile phone, it may also be a typo, and a flashlight was mentioned earlier), but it does not affect the reading. Overall it's good.
Good looking, worth recommending
I still like the novels of the Republic of China very much. The storyline is very good and the emotional lines are not long-winded. They are just interspersed in it. The only shortcoming is that there are a lot of modern technologies in it, which is a bit dramatic.