Reborn Detective: I Understand Crime Better Than the Killer

! The following is purely subjective and contains certain spoilers! ! If you don't want to be spoiled, please read this review with caution! After reading Chapter 146, I am a little tired. It's not physical exhaustion, it's mental exhaustion. It's like there's a breath stuck in my chest that can't go up or come down. It's just hanging in the middle, choking, and I can't breathe. Of course, the protagonist is very well written by the author. He does not have a golden finger, nor does he have a so-called system. The only thing that can be said to be a golden finger is that he is reborn and was an evil criminal who never killed anyone in his previous life. In this life, I use my experience as a criminal in my previous life to become a police officer and catch criminals. Every case is handled and investigated personally. And my tiredness stemmed from one of the cases, which was the murder of the protagonist's parents. There is a case in the city next door that can be combined with the murder of his parents. The author said that this is a long-term case, and I was mentally prepared, but this is what I imagined. I analyzed myself, and I think I probably read too many fast-food criminal investigation articles, which led me to have certain misunderstandings about long-term cases. I have seen that different murderers are members of evil organizations, and the protagonist fights against the organization throughout the book; I have also seen that there are background characters who can connect the details between the cases, but I have never seen a case where the actual clues to find the murderer are no longer available after dozens of chapters are written! It's 0! The protagonist goes to the city next door to investigate the case and fails to find any clues related to his parents' case. He can only draw two conclusions: 1. The murderer stole someone else's shoes to commit the crime. 2. The murderer left his own fingerprints on his parents. In the case in the next city, the murderer left a lot of fog bombs, causing the police to go the wrong way. The police investigated a lot of people, and every time they thought they found the murderer, they turned out to be wrong. Even the last person thought to be the murderer had already entered the interrogation room, but the result was still wrong. In fact, when Li Bo was interrogated, I had already guessed that he was not the murderer, he was just a smoke bomb, but I never thought that the case would end there! The police did not find any other clues related to the murderer in this city. The protagonist left the city directly. The investigation team was disbanded on the spot. The protagonist also returned to the original city and began to investigate the next case. I looked at the catalog with a fluke mentality, and found some information about the murderer in my parents' case, followed by other cases, and I choked in my heart. At this moment, I deeply sympathized with the protagonist's psychology, and I was like a drowning fish unable to breathe. In addition to this case, there is one more victim, the family members of the victim who have suffered huge psychological trauma, and myself! It can be said that there is no progress at all in the case of the parents. I think the only progress may be the psychology of the protagonist. The protagonist has grown psychologically. But I can't get over it. He has grown up, but I can't get over this hurdle. Seeing that a new victim appeared in the next chapter and the protagonist continued to investigate the case, I didn't know what his psychology was like at the time. But I chose to pause, I chose to stop. I was a little tired and I didn't want to read anymore. I know that this kind of failure is what the police often encounter in reality. It is easy to set up any case, and the police often fail to investigate. But when I read novels, I want to be happier. I can accept that a case is written in great detail and length, and I can also accept that all cases have details that can be connected together. However, I cannot accept that a case is half-investigated, all the clues are broken, and there are more than 100 chapters to follow. I have no clues to the next step of this case. After taking a look at the catalog, I guessed that a female character who I met on a blind date appeared in the back, and used the protagonist to complete the crime, and the protagonist further grew. But I don't know how this kind of growth will help me investigate my parents' case. I'm just worried about this case at this stage and can't let it go. At this moment, I realized that the main character's grandfather was living a very hard life. The main character just failed once, and I was already very uncomfortable, to the point where I wanted to cry. But the protagonist's grandfather did not wait for a result from the age of 40 to 50 until he retired. This also reminded me of the reality that some old police officers and victims' families did not wait for a result until their death. I was even more tired at this moment. I'm just looking for happiness online, and I'm already in the mood to read this book. This is my problem, not the protagonist's problem or the author's problem. It's just that I can't accept the result, so I only gave it four stars. I'm really sorry for the author.

Very delicious, very delicious. This is the third crime novel that I have been able to follow. The description of the case is very detailed and vivid, and you won't feel that the analysis is too stiff after reading it, and the line drawing technique is also very comfortable. The cases are connected one after another, and the battle front is neither very long nor very short. After each case is concluded, the protagonist will be given a period of buffering time. The more you read, the more you will find that the author is still good at describing the human heart. The description of daily life is very touching. Is it not a redemption for the protagonist in the past life and his relatives in this life? (I haven't finished reading it yet, so I don't know exactly what the protagonist did in his previous life, but I can also see that the protagonist still has a good heart. There is a slight conflict with the few descriptions of the previous life. I don't know how I will write it later) I read the chapter review and it was said that there is a female protagonist, but when I asked the author, I found out that there was no female protagonist (I was very happy😋). The author could have written in the introduction that there is no female protagonist, which would make it more reassuring! I hope the author can keep writing like this! I'm really looking forward to the follow-up of the protagonist. I feel that some small cases can be added to the larger cases. In the future, the protagonist should enter the provincial department (I don't know if he will take this route). Song Xingyao is just a brick. He can be moved wherever needed. He will become busier and busier in the future. In this way, readers will not be too tired of aesthetic appreciation. I haven't finished reading it yet, so I don't know if the author has already written these things before my thoughts, so I am just giving my opinion. The author still puts his own happiness in writing first.

Until now, I am really getting more and more excited about it. I just clicked on it casually, but I didn't expect to follow dozens of chapters in one go, and I was completely obsessed. The most different thing about this book is that it is not about solving crimes for the sake of solving them. From the demolition case, the corpse burial case in the bamboo forest, the murder of the model, the serial murder case, to the murder of the protagonist's parents, the obsession of two generations and the injustice that spanned more than ten years have been holding the protagonist forward. This long line alone is enough to grip the heart. The protagonist Song Xingyao is really vivid. There are no cheats, no magic tricks to guess the evil out of thin air, it all depends on staying calm, picking out details that ordinary people ignore, and poking at people's weaknesses quietly when asking questions. Visiting, testing, checking confessions, and catching micro-expressions, the entire investigation process is very realistic and there is no sense of suspension at all. The most rare thing is that the author never treats the supporting characters as tools. The embarrassment, forbearance and unspeakable secrets of the little characters in the story are written in just a few strokes to make people sympathize with them. Bad guys, regular people, victims, everyone has their own struggles and secrets, not black and white paper people. The rhythm control is so comfortable. The daily visits are never laid out lightly, and clues are buried in every sentence; in the next second of the calm chat, a direct question instantly fills the suspense, and the ending hook is accurate every time, making people wait for the next chapter. There is no forced reversal, no deliberate sensationalism, and the logic is online throughout. The pull between human relationships and legal principles, the weight of old cases, and the good and evil thoughts of ordinary people are all written in depth. If you like slow-burning and deep-dive, hard-core realistic criminal investigation, and long-term pursuit of the murderer, don't miss it. The more you read, the more amazing it becomes. It is definitely worth watching for a long time.

It's quite interesting. It's a serious crime-solving novel with basically self-consistent logic. It's quite rare in Tomato. It doesn't have any stupid cheats like directly seeing the criminal's crime scene, and it doesn't write a mentally retarded plot like solving three murders in one day. It's too rare. I suggest that long cases and short cases can be written alternately. Each case is very long and tiring, but overall it's good. I recommend it to those who like traditional crime solving.

I have been following this criminal investigation novel for a long time. It has a traditional criminal investigation flavor that I can really sink into. The male protagonist Song Xingyao is so right. He is not the protagonist of a cool novel with a golden finger, but a detective who relies on practical details and psychological warfare to solve the case. Seeing how he was neither noisy nor fussy during the interrogation, just staring at the suspect's micro-expressions and small movements, and poking at the weak spots with one sentence, it felt more oppressive than shouting, and it was particularly real. From the demolition case to the corpse burial case in the bamboo forest, there are no fancy tricks. It is all a hard process of visiting, collecting evidence, comparing and investigating step by step. Following the plot, guessing the murderer and analyzing clues, the sense of immersion is particularly strong. The cases are intertwined with each other, the foreshadowing is carefully laid, and the subsequent twists are not abrupt. The more you look at it, the more interesting it becomes. There are no extra emotional lines to slow down the rhythm. The male protagonist's past and obsessions are all hidden in solving the case, with flesh and blood. If you like serious criminal investigation stories, you can really enjoy it. The pace is steady, the details are sufficient, and the sense of suspense is full. It is worth continuing to follow! [Laugh][laugh][laugh]

Nice. It's not a mindless novel where a group of people solve a crime, it's not a show-off scene where the protagonist is alone. There is no CP, no harem, and the cooperation with the female partner is normal. The author's writing is very good, and there are no major problems with the logic of the case. The process of solving the case was full of twists and turns, which was very interesting.

Very well written! ! ! The logic is closed-loop, not procrastinating, and the emotions are also written very delicately. Each character has his own story. It is very vivid and three-dimensional. Highly recommended! [Adoration] No heroine, no system

This book is similar to the traditional crime-solving novels I like to read. I like novels that are more realistic, have some system, or can hear the voices of the people. I feel that based on this, the authors have written a lot less things that normally need to be verified, or that the writing skills of those authors are average. , Traditional crime-solving novels pay great attention to relevant logic, evidence, and logical self-consistency. I think this novel is not bad, and it can be logically consistent, but I want to know who the real murderer of my parents is. Author, you won't write about the real murderer of the male protagonist until the finale, right?

E. Come and take a seat in the book review. The criminal investigation is really good. There is no mess like the system, and there are no vulgar plots such as the policewoman fell in love with me and the rich lady. Regarding this kind of subject matter, one thing that many authors don't understand is: plainness is the truth.

Nice! The case has its ups and downs, and my mood always goes up and down while watching it. I hope I can work harder, but it's still a bit uncomfortable to see the case of the protagonist's parents temporarily shelved later. I hope I can see the result soon [laughing]