You Called Me a Scripted Fraud? I'll Find Clues by Dissecting a Corpse Live

A very good mystery novel. Don't use your brain, don't think about the case. Watching the male lead awkwardly chat and stiffly pretentious, solving cases in his dreams and even those set in interstellar war universes, while maintaining a thrilling and exciting pace despite the tens of thousands of words, is very captivating. 😏

This seems to be the first story I've requested an update for so far. First, the author's writing is good; the plot is tight but not forced or boring. Second, although there's a beautiful policewoman involved, there's no ambiguity or malicious flirting. Third, the plot is well-structured, maintaining tension when necessary and returning to everyday life when appropriate.

It's really good! The theme is very novel! The male lead's character is also good. It's serious detective work, with no womanizing plot twists. It's just a bit of curiosity. Author, you've written 48 books, and there are still a bunch more being updated. Even someone as prolific as you couldn't possibly update that many books. So, did you start a studio?

Current status: As of writing this comment, the author has updated to chapter 124, catching up. My impression so far is: the cases are well-written; sometimes I thought I guessed correctly, but it turned out to be the killer's trick. By the way, one important thing is to get through the beginning; there are some inconsistencies, but it gets better after that. A message to the author: Hurry up and update! I know you're not asleep! How can an author of your caliber sleep? Hurry up and write!

It's slightly off from the estimate, but not by much. If it were a real-life crime, Fang Lu would have actually killed more than 28 people. The "perfect crime" has a synergistic structure; it's addictive for murderers, causing them to kill frequently within a certain period. For a writer gathering material, it's about recording the process.

It's great, I love watching it! The protagonist says, "1+1≡2." The audience says, "Don't bother the professionals handling the case, you're just bragging!" The protagonist continues, "Blah blah blah, so 1+1 really ≡ 2!" The audience exclaims, "Wow, Chen Shen is awesome! He's amazing! Even if I had a hundred years, I would never have imagined that 1+1 = 2!!!"

The rating is too low. Personally, I feel this book is very immersive, with a tight pace, coherent steps, and sound logic. The only flaw is that criminals are all confident, or perhaps it's not really a flaw. These are just my personal opinions. I recommend it.

Some say this book is plagiarized, but I don't care where it's plagiarized from; I thoroughly enjoyed it. There's no female lead, no system, only the 30,000 cases in the dream at the beginning are a kind of cheat. The cases flow smoothly from beginning to end, and the logic is comfortable. Overall, it's a pretty good detective novel with a fast pace and one case after another.

I'd give it five stars. Although the current rating is a bit low, this book still has potential. The plot progression is indeed a bit toxic, and the way it gets started isn't great either. However, if you only look at the methods and motives of the crimes without giving the reader much to think about, it's basically the protagonist and his team leading everyone step by step.

It made me, a woman who's a little afraid of ghosts, both want to watch and scared; the plot was excellent. I finally forced myself to finish it. I shouldn't have watched it so late at night; I was afraid I wouldn't be able to sleep. 🤦🤦 What a story that's both based on reality and transcends it! 🥺