All-Round Forensic Doctor: How Can This Guy Do Everything?

The author's system comments were interesting; I enjoyed reading them. However, the later crime-solving process felt like everyone except the protagonist was slacking off. The protagonist had already shown their skills before the supporting characters started working seriously. The system pointing out the protagonist's mistakes during the simulation was far too simplistic.

It's quite good. The skill cards require hard work to learn, which is impressive. Even for laypeople, the level of expertise is strong, and you can tell the author didn't skimp on the technical aspects. The only downside is that the plot feels a bit flat. I really wanted to see the case details, but the descriptions made me need to pause and look at other things before continuing. However, I did like the cases I chose. I hope the author continues to do well! 👍👍

Well written. Although it has a system, it doesn't directly provide skills, but rather improves them through training. The logic is also good! It's clear the author has put in a lot of effort; the overall logic is good, and there aren't any messy romantic subplots.

It seems like the main characters don't get any rest; it looks tiring. The book itself is quite good, but their dialogue isn't done with quotation marks (""), but rather with brackets ("").

So far, I'm very satisfied. The protagonist is focused on improving his career and skills, and on his cases. His colleagues are all friendly, and the system is just a training program, not a cheat code. The male protagonist works very hard!

It's a great read! The cases come one after another in a very tight pace, without much emotional distraction (though it might not be suitable for those who read continuously without interruption, as it's quite dry and the case details are very solid). It's very friendly to highly sensitive readers.

In other novels, the knowledge is given out uniformly. It's automatically entered into your brain after being exchanged [I understand]. But in this novel, the system uses every skill imaginable on a chosen character [I understand]. That's ruthless! Yet, this knowledge is something you truly learn through sheer hard work!

The author has extensive professional knowledge and a good understanding of the forensic profession. They have done a lot of research, and the purpose of the system is to improve rather than create something out of nothing. The focus of the cases is on forensic aspects, with less description of other aspects.

Why do people insist on eating food they know is bad, and then praise it afterward?

It's so good! The male lead's mindset is portrayed very well, and the plot is quite tight and reasonable.