Criminal Investigation: Case Files

In the setting of the 1980s, it all relies on the actual investigation and investigation of the investigators to sort out and solve the case. It feels very real. Unlike some writing where the protagonist is like a god and you can know the murderer at a glance. Each character is very distinct. This kind of unit case is my favorite criminal investigation novel.

The early stages of the crime are rich in details and give you an immersive feeling. The details of solving the case are also very clear and not procrastinating. The chapters of the story are suitable so that you will not forget the previous content later. It is a very good book and I highly recommend it.

I have read dozens of criminal investigation books, and this one obviously received a low rating, above 8 points. The narrative is clear and the story logic is good.

Half of it is a story from the perspective of the prisoner and the victim, and half of it is the process of solving the case. There is no reasoning, it is just a very real investigation of the case. You can tell from the names of the characters that they are good guys and bad guys, Bian Tai, Wu De, Li Jianren... The bad guys are really bad, it's hard to watch, ugh

This novel is very well written! The characters are delicately carved and the plot has twists and turns, showing the author's profound skills.

The characters' movements, expressions, and language are described in detail, and the case process is logically rigorous. The 1980s is used as the background of the case, and each case is a change from a real case in a different era. It is really a treasure book.

The storyline is very logical and there is no nonsense. The analysis of the case is very fascinating. There is no fast forwarding in the whole process. It is really good. Big boost for the author. We support you👍👍👍

The author couldn't finish the book anymore, but overall it's still quite interesting. The cases are all adapted from real events, and the time, space and character backgrounds have been changed, so the changes are quite good. Each case is first from the criminal's perspective and then from the police's perspective. Solving the case relies on a large number of interviews and physical evidence examination. There are no cheats. There is a summary and inspiration behind each case. Evil is also common. In many cases, we can still see that the methods have changed. We still need to strengthen our awareness of prevention and take the right path to solve problems with legal means. We also hope that the social environment will get better and better and give more support to those who have been harmed.

It is much better than many criminal investigation novels with a score of 9 or above. The protagonists have very good and three-dimensional characters. The case is exciting without being mysterious. It makes people understand the difficulty of being a police officer in the 1980s. The author has a very positive outlook on things and the writing is good. The narrative is clear and smooth without being verbose. There is no messy emotional drama or an unappetizing plot where the person you are introducing today will force you to marry tomorrow. In short, I give it ten points. Even if this novel is not on Tomatoes, it is definitely a good article among good articles.

Not bad, good, focused on solving crimes, and the narrative rhythm is detailed and appropriate. Some of the cases are very familiar, and some of them are unfamiliar. They are all very readable and describe the difficulty of Uncle Hat in solving the case [Like]