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

The systematic review written by the author is very interesting and I love reading it. The following process of solving the case feels like all the protagonists and supporting actors are fishing. After the protagonist has finished his performance, the supporting actors start to work seriously. During the simulation, the system points out the points where the protagonist made mistakes. This is too simple. Personally, I think it is better to let the protagonist try and make mistakes again and again in the simulation and find the reasons by himself. Also, why does the protagonist have to be shocked when he fails in the simulation? Isn't this corporal punishment? He bought it with points, not as a gift from the system.

It's very interesting. The skill cards all require hard work. This is very strong and very professional for laymen. It can be seen that the author is not perfunctory about the profession. There is only one point. The plot feels a bit flat. I really want to watch the case process but the description process. I need to stop and look at other things before I can continue. After all, I still like the case I chose. I hope the author can continue to work hard [Like] [Like]

The writing is good. Although it is systematic, it does not give abilities directly, but improves them through training. The logic is also good! It can be seen that the author has been working very hard on the writing. The overall logic is good, and there are no messy emotional lines. It's not that I can't accept emotional scenes, but I really can't stand the forcible intellectualization of the supporting characters and making unreasonable troubles for fun. Seeing that the protagonist is training and studying diligently in the system like an old scalper, I don't really agree with the system's corporal punishment and Tongzi's cynicism, because the protagonist is already working hard. The aura of the protagonist is so bright that the people around him are dimmed. There is a feeling that the protagonist dies from overwork at any time while everyone around him is fishing. This is not good. The protagonist can be more professional and sharp, but he cannot solve the case alone. All characters should be like gears, biting each other to advance.

I feel like the protagonist doesn't have time to rest, and it makes me very tired while reading. The book looks good, but instead of using "" in their dialogue, they use ""

So far, I am very satisfied. The protagonist is focused on improving his career and skills, focusing on the case, his colleagues are very friendly, the system is also trained, not counting cheats, and the male protagonist is very hardworking!

It's very interesting to read. The cases are very compact one after another, without a lot of emotional involvement and distraction (of course it may not be friendly to people who read continuously, because it is really dry and the content of the case is very solid) It is very friendly to people with high sensitivity. Other criminal investigation novels will write in detail why the victim died (from the perspective of the cause of the incident, not from the non-forensic scientific perspective). People with high sensitivity will really take it in because the victim is too miserable, and life and death are too painful. They will then be unable to accept it and abandon the novel.

All other novels are given by Uni-President. Knowledge is redeemed and automatically entered into the brain [I understand] In this novel, eighteen martial arts are used by the people selected by the system [I understand] It's so cruel! It's true that I worked hard to learn this knowledge!

The author has rich professional knowledge, has a good understanding of the forensic industry, and has done a lot of homework. The role of the system is to improve rather than create something out of nothing. The focus of the case is on forensics, and there is less description of other aspects.

Why do you have to eat the food even though you know it's not delicious? Why do you still have to praise it after you eat it?

So pretty! The male protagonist's mentality is described very well, and the plot is relatively compact and reasonable.