
Reborn in 1993: I'm a Criminal Profiling Specialist
重生1993:我是刑侦侧写师
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- Mystery
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- Mystery & Supernatural
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- Reborn as a Profiler: From the Archives to the Top of Criminal Investigation侧写师重生:从档案室到刑侦巅峰Former title · until Oct 2026
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It's well written, but you can't keep solving crimes all the time. People still have to return to reality. They have parents, family, and life. I think this kind of story can be better.
Criminal investigation stories in this direction are okay. I've read more than 80 pictures and I'm a little tired. It's not the case that's tired, it's the man behind the scenes that makes me a little tired. I saw a comment saying that the man behind the scenes didn't run through the whole series, but he hasn't been arrested yet. What I see is that there are no good people in this police team. I'm not saying that you can't write about police officers and bad people, but the audience of your novel is technical profiling. Personally, I just want to read a profile to solve the case. Author, bye.
The text of the non-CP criminal investigation, although it is a time travel, but the golden finger is not too open, and it is more inclined to a long-term plot. The cases are very exciting. In the context of the era of great changes, it explores the relationship between groups, society, and systems. It basically uses this as the main line, and does not force values on it. It is very good. The justice of the protagonist is not pretentious or empty at all, and he is very serious about the construction and improvement of the system. Regarding teachers, I only think they are extreme, but I don't think they are absolutely bad. He and the protagonist are like two sides of the same person, both starting from justice. The teacher fights alone, and the protagonist fights side by side with his partners. The teacher uses violent means and is result-oriented, while the protagonist sticks to the bottom line of the law and is problem-oriented. They are very different, but very similar. They have the same pursuit of justice, but the means of pursuing it are different. I think this should be the reason why teachers pay attention to the protagonist. In addition to wanting the protagonist to be their "traveler", they may also want to see whether the path pursued by the "other self" will succeed. If I really have any shortcomings (this is purely nitpicking on my part), it's rare to see a superior who firmly supports the protagonist's ideas and actions beside the protagonist. It's so cool!!! Every time I see such a reasonable leader, I make a fierce wish that my leader will be detained... To take away the bad luck for my leader😆😆😆
It's pretty good so far, but the quantity is small, and the teacher hopes it won't be too long, unlike some novels where the villain keeps having trouble with the hat from the beginning to the end.
But some belated truths. It's well written, but it doesn't feel very enjoyable.
The plot is rich, ups and downs, and not bloody.
The overall idea and writing style are very good, and the key points of the case analysis look professional and well-researched. Before the teacher appears, the last few paragraphs of each chapter contain rich expressions of subjective emotions. The appearance of teachers may also reflect the author's hope to promote and change the powerlessness and darkness of reality through typical and special cases. The starting point is very good, and maybe the general public also has this sentiment. However, combined with the novel, it is a bit too idealistic and unrealistic to the setting of the 1990s. It is floating and has a sense of God's perspective.
It's very interesting to watch. Case after case follows each other. It's very enjoyable. It doesn't impose any emotional CP or anything like that. It's a pleasure to watch for those who like criminal investigation.
After watching some, I think it's generally okay. However, there are often some confusions in the writing. Some contents are written before and then written again later, and some clues suddenly appear that are not mentioned before. I don't know if the editing caused confusion or what?
The storyline has ups and downs. Thrilling and beautiful I have read hundreds of chapters and feel that the protagonist has never solved a case in his previous life, and he will solve enough cases in this life 🤭🤭🤭