The Silent Case Files, the Archives That Speak

Maxim's book is still guaranteed, the writing is as fluent as flowing water, and it is smooth. If you like daily life, you can read it. There are not so many ups and downs, but the number of words is too small. It is suitable to read slowly.

The writing is really good, and the content is rich. You can learn a lot from reading a novel, but there are too many "words". The spoken language is much older. If you read or listen to it too much, it won't feel very good. The other things are fine. The one star is deducted because of the spoken word [face covering]

To be honest, I have read a lot of stories about front-line police officers, but there are very few novels about second-line police officers that include work, interpersonal relationships, family, and emotions. The author has very good creative skills and speaks slowly and meaningfully. It can be seen that the author does have relevant experience, I like it very much! I hope I can finish it without ending, and I will keep following it! Come on!

The subject matter is quite interesting, the writing is very realistic, and I learned some things. It's the author's style of writing that makes him speak well and speaks well when he fails. I feel uncomfortable all over after reading it...

I have followed him all the way from Mr. Ma, Secretary Chai and then Director Zhong. I don't know if there will be a Minister Zhao in this book [laughs] There is a girl around chapter 50 who is a bit annoying, but the author handles it well and makes people feel comfortable (don't rush to give it two stars [learned]). Overall, it is very interesting. I was looking forward to the story of Secretary Chai and Director Zhong's junior classmate, but I didn't expect to see this when I opened it [laughing] Come on, author, your writing is to my liking.

It was recommended at the beginning. The more I read, the more familiar it became. After reading the author's information, I confirmed my thoughts. The style is very comfortable, just like the counselor I read before.

The plot is good and well written. It's already the fourth book. But the update speed is a bit slow.

I really like this kind of professional writing. It's rare to find one that writes about file management. I thought it was about switching from files to solving crimes, but it turned out not to be the case. It's quite novel, but I couldn't stand it anymore. The heroine is a bitch, she is a bit invincible in the postgraduate entrance examination, and her career is too complicated. Overall, I will give it a 7.5.

The writing is quite good and quite everyday, but I'm used to watching Goldfinger, so when I saw this one, I was a little bit unfamiliar [laughing and crying]

I have read all the author's books, they are really good [like][like]