When a Forensic Pathologist Starts Solving Cases

The plot, rhythm, and characterization are all pretty good, at least very attractive and make you want to keep watching. However, there are many inconsistencies. A police officer who is jealous of evil does not care or doubt when there are definite doubts, and is stubborn in his prejudice. When checking people, he circles a range and starts the census. Isn't the first reaction is to check if there is a connection with the victim? The protagonist is said to be a forensic doctor, and I feel that he is far better than a forensic doctor, more like a criminal policeman with forensic abilities... There are some bugs that I can't remember, but overall it's good. It's rare to find a story that can equal it, and I really don't like to keep up with updates. I may not have the chance to read it again in the future. Please keep updating.

Very good crime-solving novels. Among the crime-solving novels I have read these days, I can get a 9.9. The plot of the novel is not procrastinating, the details are perfect, and the story is super interesting. I tied it in two or three days. There are just too few comments on the story. It gave me the illusion that I was the only one reading this novel. [Off-topic: My favorite novel with 10 points is another one. It is also about solving crimes, but it is a group of crime-solving novels. Not only the protagonist is the highlight, but so are the others. The story is also very good, a little better than this one.

The logic is clear, the thinking is thorough, there is no messy word count, and the plot is compact. This is a rare good book among criminal investigation texts.

The plot of the case is like a TV series, each with ups and downs and full of high-intelligence criminal atmosphere, but some bugs in it affect the perception, such as: handing over the file at the entrance of the procuratorate, watching the procuratorate's car leave when it is over, but the next sentence is "disappeared on the street corner". Another problem is the advancement of the timeline. I am curious about how long it will take to solve the case? The protagonist was reborn in the summer of 1997, and was still in 1998! 🤦

So well written! It's been a long time since I've seen such a realistic novel, and there's also a real-life audiobook available! As a Northeasterner, the novel contains a lot of human sophistication and social humanity. The chapters without cases are also very real. The writing is vivid and vivid. It is indeed a true portrayal of our Northeast in the 1990s. (Especially when the protagonist Chen Mo returns to the village during the Chinese New Year and when he returns to the city, he visits colleagues' homes to bring things home).

Professionalism, professionalism! Forensic doctors or lawyers are professions with relatively good income stability. Could it be that they are also affected by the economic environment and have begun to (involve)? It's a joke. It's very interesting. It uses popular language to explain a major that most people don't know. It must have a five-star rating! Come on!

It's a very good book, but the rating is currently low. Fortunately, the auto-series of listening to books recommended this real-life audiobook. Otherwise, I would have missed this good book, and it immediately tied the series. I had to live a hard life of catching up so quickly 😂

Reading this book reminded me of the feeling of reading detective novels or tomb-robbing novels in the past. It was peeling off the cocoons, in-depth and fascinating. Some chapters really gave me goosebumps when I read them, they are amazing and I look forward to the updates!

It's not too cheating, in terms of crime solving, it's a masterpiece! Like (✪▽✪)

The author should have some knowledge of forensic medicine, and the writing is smooth and reasonable. Come on, I'm optimistic about you.