Criminal Investigation: Case Files

Set in the 1980s, the cases rely entirely on the hard work and meticulous investigation of the law enforcement officers to solve them, making it feel incredibly realistic. Unlike some novels that portray the protagonist as a god who can identify the murderer at a glance, each character is distinct. This kind of episodic crime novel is my favorite.

The book is rich in detail about the initial crimes, giving the reader a sense of being there. The details of solving the case are also clear and concise, and the story is well-structured, ensuring that you don't forget what you read earlier. It's a very good book and I highly recommend it.

Having read dozens of crime novels, this one is clearly underrated; it should be above 8 points. The narrative is clear and the story's logic is good.

Half of the story is told from the perspectives of the perpetrator and the victim, and the other half is about the process of solving the case. There is no deduction involved; it's just a very realistic case investigation. You can tell if someone is good or bad just by their name, like Bian Tai, Wu De, and Li Jianren… The bad guys are really bad, it's painful to watch, sigh.

This novel is very well written! The characters are vividly portrayed, and the plot is full of twists and turns, demonstrating the author's profound skill.

The book is rich in detail, describing characters' actions, expressions, and dialogue. The cases are logically sound and set in the 1980s, with each case adapted from a real case from a different era. It's truly a treasure trove of a book.

The plot is very logical and concise, the case analysis is engaging, and I listened to the entire audiobook without fast-forwarding. It's really great! Keep up the good work, author! We support you! 👍👍👍

The author couldn't continue writing and the book was completed, but overall it's still quite enjoyable. The cases are all adapted from real events, with different times and characters, and the adaptations are well done. Each case is presented first from the criminal's perspective and then from the police's.

This is much better than many crime novels rated 9 or higher. The main characters are all well-developed and compelling, the cases are exciting without being overly suspenseful, and it gives the reader a real sense of the hardships faced by police officers in the 1980s. The author has strong moral values, excellent writing, and a clear, fluent, and concise narrative.

Excellent! The focus on solving the case is strong, and the narrative pacing is well-balanced. Some cases are familiar, others are unfamiliar, but both are highly readable, effectively portraying the hardships Uncle Hat faces in solving crimes. 👍