Reborn in 1998: A Master Forensic Pathologist Slaughters the Novice Village

It's beautiful! It's so beautiful! Men who watch it will get their period, women who watch it will go crazy. It's the nemesis of depression, the alarm clock for those in a vegetative state. It's so beautiful that it evokes the longing and unrequited love of a villager living alone for a widow. It's so beautiful that tears streamed down my face, forming a tidal wave like the Qiantang River.

My personal opinion: What attracted me most to the whole book wasn't Chuan Ge's meticulous thinking or his terrifyingly strong mental fortitude—I might like him for those things, but I certainly wouldn't remember him for long. What attracted me most was his sense of patriotism.

This novel is not only a great way to pass the time but also educational! 👍 The protagonist is upright, courageous, responsible, and fearless! 👍 Whether it's a sudden case or a long-standing one, he'll investigate it thoroughly. Although he's a forensic doctor, he's protected countless people time and time again! He's a great guy! 👍 I hope he'll be reborn with his good partners 🍉 Zhou and Zhao [Note]

It's a great watch! The plot is fast-paced and logical, while also incorporating forensic terminology. The characters are very well-developed; whether they are important figures or minor characters, each has unique personality traits. Superb!

July 26, 2026. I've read up to chapter 132 so far, and I feel there are quite a few plot holes in the early part of the book. Chapter 6 says that Xiao Tang will become the protagonist's trump card, but then he just disappears without a trace. During the search at the underground casino, they said they didn't find any metal scraps, but later he pulls out a pistol from his back pocket.

The content is fantastic! The logical reasoning is strong, the author's writing is superb, and the forensic knowledge is beautifully presented. The plot is tight and exciting, making it a truly excellent read. It's just that I gave it a low rating.

It's quite good, I don't understand why the rating is so low? If you ignore a small part of it and treat it as a lighthearted read, it's very enjoyable. However, if you insist on analyzing every single point, it's a little inaccurate, but most of it is still quite good. Solving cases one by one is very enjoyable, especially the audiobook part, which is very interesting.

It's a really good read! To be honest, I don't understand the technical aspects of criminal investigation, so I won't comment on whether it's logically sound or not. But for me, it was simply exhilarating! Watching criminals being brought to justice was incredibly satisfying, like chugging an ice-cold soda on a hot summer day—it felt refreshing from head to toe! Overall, it's very well-written; the minor flaws are completely negligible and don't detract from my enjoyment at all.

Anyway, keep it up! Don't pad the word count or drag out the plot. This is the first time I've given a bad review because of these two points. This is the first time I've given a novel five stars. Author, don't let me down! Update more often!

Aside from the male lead being a bit pretentious, it's definitely a satisfying crime-solving novel—no dragging or unnecessary details. However, its score is a bit low; it should be at least seven points or higher.