The Newcomer on the Cold Case Squad? I Can Hear the Killer’s Heartbeat!

The case was quite intriguing, but my only complaint was the depiction of discord within the police force; it was disheartening. I prefer a team united in hatred of the enemy, with mutual trust and support—hahaha 😁 That's idealistic.

Overall, it's well-written, but there are some shortcomings in the details. Police officers are generally good at controlling their emotions; they've all studied psychology, and there are far too many instances of impotent rage in the book. Some medical terminology is also expressed inaccurately.

This is a crazy novel, but very exciting. Although it has a system, it's really good. It's a pity there are only 80-something chapters. Seeing Su Qingxue's heart-wrenching love for the male lead, I feel like she's a flaw. I don't like crime dramas with female leads.

It's true, the pacing is fast, arguably too fast. The characters are stereotypical and reduced to mere plot devices, lacking depth and backstory. However, for modern novels, this isn't really a problem.

The story features a classic showdown between two top-tier criminals: a calm and resourceful detective with PTSD, a madman and a highly intelligent criminal genius, a group of clowns who occasionally mock the PTSD sufferers, and a group of devoted fans who are captivated by his plight. Together, they create a tale of good versus evil.

The content is bold and captivating. The author sometimes gets lazy and repeatedly has the "Emperor" say the same few lines like "Hahaha" and "This is my true opponent, the Judge." When I realized it, it had appeared three times already? [What?]

It's very good; the duel between rivals is exciting and well-organized.

After reading the first dozen or so chapters, I'm a little confused. Why do Gao and Su, two newly graduated police officers, seem to have such high status in the team? It doesn't feel like they're being treated like newcomers. I even thought I'd misremembered their names and went back to double-check.

It's a great read, with a tight plot and no unnecessary dialogue. It feels incredibly immersive, like you're right there in the story. The imagery is vivid in my mind; that's the author's greatest strength – making the reader and author feel completely connected.

I think it's pretty good. I hope there's no female lead. I'm a bit into the emperor and the judge (personal opinion!!). It's like that kind of love-hate relationship. I couldn't continue reading past chapters 60 or 70, largely because of Su Qingxue.