The Nineties: I Can See Crime Scenes!

To be honest, I have only read a little bit. I like this kind of subject very much. The author is already very good if he can write it. But I personally feel that the child in the second case does not need to die. The heroine knows that she has this ability and can empathize with the suffocation and despair. She can also see why she would think about calling the police after seeing such a scene. I tossed and turned all night without even thinking about calling the police. I didn't even go to work when I had time. If I didn't happen to meet him, would I really have to call the police after get off work? Can I consider the safety of my children? Isn't the saying "time is life" realistic enough? This reminds me that some protagonists want to highlight their abilities and choose to turn a blind eye, or they want to show their ability through the seriousness of the case. Maybe I'm too sensitive and can't accept this setting. I didn't say the book was bad, nor did I say the author was bad. I just thought that the child died miserably and could have survived. ε=(´ο｀*))) Sigh

This book is very well written by the author. It makes you feel like you can't wait to know the follow-up plot after reading it. It would be great if the author could add more chapters.

It's so beautiful. The heroine is very powerful. The captain and the forensic doctor also work well together. They are still solving the case. It's very attractive. Please update it quickly. It's not enough to watch.

It looks so good, come on Not enough, teacher [crying]

Such a good number shouldn't be only 6.5 Points [what], it should be 9.9 Points~[Shy][Thinking][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

A very interesting and novel book!

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

I really like this detective novel.

Very beautiful, worth taking a closer look, give it five points

I can't understand the timeline... Wouldn't the heroine thirty years later be fifty?