Transmigrate to the 1990s and Become a Criminal Investigator

I've been following Qian Hu's novels, from "Little Policeman's Great Use," "True Detective's Great Use," to "Unsolved Cases' Great Use 1 and 2." I don't usually like time-travel novels, but because it's written by Qian Hu, I gave it a try. The time period is different from the Great Use series, but the human touch, suspense, and sense of justice are just as strong. Five stars!

It's good that there's no harem; all that matters is solving cases. The romance in the main story is always glossed over. I'm already following this series, so I'm anxious.

It's great! Truly good writing doesn't need much explanation! I'm so disappointed. Chapter 350 turned into a true male-oriented harem novel. The beginning was so noble, and even though he was making money hand over fist, I could tolerate it. But he remained unmoved by the allure of domestic women. Turns out he likes Lao Goose (a character from a popular Chinese novel).

I've read almost all of the author's books, and to be honest, their personal style is too strong. I started with "Da Yong," and it felt like every book by the author was written by Da Yong. His speaking style and writing style are highly consistent. How to put it? It's like how Dicky Cheung plays any role and it always feels like he's himself. 😂

This novel is clearly structured and well-organized, making it a book you can read in one sitting. Even I, a middle-aged literary enthusiast, am full of praise for it. I'm just puzzled by its low rating. A novel with such a rigorous structure and smooth plot should have a rating of at least 9.2!

I love Qianhu's crime-solving novels. I've read all of Da Yong's works, but there aren't enough updates! 😄😄 I love all of Qianhu's novels and they deserve five stars!

I also read through the series from elementary school to high school using the 3124 format. It's really well-written, I love reading it, it just goes through a lot of cigarettes. 😂

This passage reveals the author's strong moral compass: later generations tend to handle such matters in a somewhat hesitant and lenient manner towards women, which in turn creates more social instability. What displeases Gu Zheng most is the lenient treatment of women who make false accusations, with most going unpunished. Therefore, he hopes to set a precedent at this juncture, so that this approach might become a small, transformative force in future cases.

The update says not a single case has been solved; it's all about interpersonal relationships and making money through investments. 🙂

Let me first mention how many books I've read: I finished Dayong I, read more than half of Dayong II but didn't finish it, and didn't read Dayong III. I automatically jumped to this one after finishing the previous one. At first, it sounded pretty good, but the more I listened, the more familiar it felt, so I checked the author. And indeed, it was someone I knew well!