Sky Screen: From the Start, Ranking the World’s Ten Greatest Unsolved Cases

Give yourself a thumbs up. It's so well written, the author is awesome, and the author is invincible.

Is that the case with the Baker Street undead? I remember that this was not what I saw at the time.

It's very interesting. I followed the author's footsteps and learned about many cases at home and abroad. It was very interesting and it also increased my knowledge. But it is not perfect. There are some obvious bugs and logical loopholes. For example, Liu Bang knew that Lu Pheasant had made Mrs. Qi into a human pig. The author had never introduced this matter in front of everyone before. Without any explanation, he knew that it was outrageous... Also, although the speech of the ancients was classical Chinese and more suitable for the ancient social background, modern vocabulary popped up in some places when they spoke, which was very dramatic. Thoughts after viewing the above.

Very good. If you write about supernatural beings, can you add cat-faced old ladies, Tibetan line monsters, Shennongjia savages and mantis men, horse monkeys or foreign goat men, blood-sucking zombies, werewolves, and the neon Jiao Island Incident, Rift Girl, Ape Dream, and Silver Moon Station.

The writing is to my liking, and it has a unique style among the cyclorama movies.

Author, I think the Pan Bowen incident can be written about.

Not bad, just listen to it.

It's very well written, the author could do more, but it's not enough to read [makes a face]

The plot is confusing and makes people want to watch it again. It's very good.

Looks pretty good so far