People in Their 70S: My Criminal Investigation Notes Shocked the Whole Country

To be honest, judging from the novel, it is a very good criminal investigation novel with very good details. It is not the kind of case-solving story that is driven by the system all the way, but a later-generation criminal investigation expert used relatively rough criminal investigation techniques and simple techniques in the 1970s to dig out the murderer bit by bit from the case itself. The process may be dull and not so exciting, so you have to read it slowly. If you want to watch it thoroughly and enjoy it at a glance, you don't need to fall into the trap. The first part is really dull, but the details are really good. At present, I have only read the end of the first case, and I don't know what will happen next. I will give five stars to encourage the author. People in their 50s in 1978 were born between 1918 and 1928. Because scholars are the most important in the ancient Chinese imperial examination system, the Qing Dynasty's imperial examination system was abolished in 1905. People in their 50s in 1978 were born around the 1920s, when the imperial examination system had long since ceased to exist, so it was impossible to obtain the title of scholar. The Qing Dynasty fell in 1912. The specific symbol was the abdication edict issued by Qing Emperor Puyi on February 12, 1912, announcing his abdication and the end of the imperial system112. This event ended China's two thousand years of feudal monarchy. I was so worried that I had made a mistake that I went to check it out. What's the use of relying on stories to try to do some crooked things?

Okay, there will be some reversals. But I feel like the people in the book are either anxious or angry. They seem anxious and noisy.

After watching it, I thought it was quite interesting, but there are a few things I still don't understand. That is, the protagonist said in the first case that he would cover someone's face with a towel and then cover him with a pillow, so that there would be no traces. But later, when the murderer recalled the murder, he did not use a towel. He covered him directly with a pillow. The effect should be different. Also, Teacher Gu should have a background. As for what the background is, I can't really tell.

Real, not exaggerated. I like solving crimes in the era.

The only drawback so far is that there are only 33 chapters. The plot is okay, and the main character has no flaws.

Very well written, I keep following it. This novel has already beaten 80% of the Tomato novels I have read. Those who gave low scores in the comment area are just idle. They can't wait to open their mouths in less than 30 minutes. They deserve to read an AI-generated novel. It's a nitpick. The only shortcoming is that the update is too slow. One chapter a day is not enough to read.

It's well written, not systematic, and the case arrangement is interesting.

So well written and engaging.

I feel like the writing is good, not as bad as the comment section said [face covering]

In terms of the book, I give it 4 stars. As it relates to that era, I'll give it one more star to the author [laughing] I hope he can stick with it.

Very interesting, especially the second case

The pace is a bit slow, but the plot is interesting. Good work, author.

Come on, come on, come on

A novel worth reading

Good, good, good, good

Ups and downs, twists and turns

Very good, detailed description

The second story is very well written, woo woo woo

Damn it, I was afraid of interruption when I first entered the trap. Who would have thought that it would be interrupted during the Chinese New Year period [Shocked]

The writing is good and the storyline is good.

Future technology crushes the old era. Although I don't take much notice of the minor flaws, you can look at them and enjoy them.