The Declaration of Bones

Overall it looks pretty good. 1. The case is very exciting, short in length, not lengthy, logically clear, and fully expressed. 2. It may be a matter of personal intelligence. I didn't quite understand the twin case. It was said at the beginning that the dead brother was the older brother and the living one was the younger brother. After a series of arguments, the heroine's detailed argument seemed to prove that the deceased was the younger brother. Later, when the male protagonist interrogated, it seemed to prove that the deceased was the older brother. The final conclusion was that the deceased was the elder brother and the living was the younger brother. This conclusion is not consistent with the beginning, so what is it proving? I have commented in the article, but the author has not replied to me. If the author sees it, I hope he can explain it to me. I don't understand it. This doubt has been haunting me. I really want to understand it. 3. In terms of emotions, I think that comradeship is greater than love. The whole first chapter is about partnership, without physical contact, verbal contact, etc. Of love. The next one or two chapters seem to implicitly hint that the male protagonist has developed love for the female protagonist. I think it is quite good. I pay more attention to criminal investigation than love in criminal investigation novels. 4. Well... I have read a lot of criminal investigation articles where the criminal police captain questions the psychological consultant, the psychological profiler... Regarding psychology, this is the first time I have seen someone questioning a forensic doctor. I can only say that the male protagonist is also a weirdo. Excluding this point, the whole article looks very good. Friends who don't like reading can automatically ignore this point. Finally, I recommend reading, it's beautiful.

It was very interesting, but I feel like it ended without seeing enough.

The male protagonist is like a firecracker and the female protagonist is like a kindergarten teacher. Fortunately, there are not too many emotional scenes. The female protagonist is very charming. The case is quite interesting. The author has a wide range of knowledge.

Something doesn't seem right about the case of the twins. The younger brother killed the older brother and then pretended to be the older brother. Many things seem to be contradictory (or maybe I didn't understand 🧎‍♀️Kneel down and apologize)

Looks good, the details are well taken care of

Nice! I have never seen such a criminal investigation novel with super logical thinking and super perverted mastermind behind the scenes.

It's pretty cool, why doesn't anyone see it?