Solving Crimes by Talking to Animals, I Keep Wandering into High-Risk Crime Scenes

The author himself will comment and clear up the mines There is cp, but there are relatively few emotional scenes. She is a growth-oriented heroine. She is a bit aggressive at the beginning, but she has absolutely no AI and is purely hands-on. Some cases have real prototypes. Cases with real prototypes are basically more tragic and should be entered with caution. Because the case is heavy, there will be warm interactions and emotional scenes with small animals to balance the tone.

So far, it's very interesting [Send Heart][Send Heart]. The little animals are very smart and have various plans, and they have accomplished great achievements. The characters in it all have a sense of life. There will be some small humor in the plot [Bird Food Masterpiece]. Maybe my laugh point is low, but it basically pokes at my laugh point and I think it's funny. The plot is relatively compact and arouses emotions. At present, the impact on CP is not big, and I hope to continue to maintain professionalism. I'm just curious about something. The heroine's target will most likely be the captain of the criminal investigation team [currently in draft]. Will the heroine's ability be exposed? (Those who know include but are not limited to the heroine's target)

It's good-looking. Although there is CP, the emotions are naturally not obtrusive. It still focuses on small animals and solving crimes and follows the plot, so it is not greasy and acceptable. I rarely read this type of book. The plot is very interesting. I personally like it very much. Come on [please update]

I think the story is quite good. There are very few articles like this. I haven't found anything like this before when I read another one. Maybe it's because of the setting. It's a bit uncomfortable to have the heroine personally experience each unit. Wouldn't it be better if she worked at the police station, told the case, and then the heroine used her golden fingers to solve the problem. There is cp. Originally, this kind of subject matter was for reading the story based on the protagonist's setting. I minded having cp, but at first glance, it didn't have much impact. I felt that the description was relatively smooth and reasonable. Because it was a listening book and it focused more on the interaction between the heroine and the animals, it was acceptable. In addition, it didn't have so many deliberate appearance descriptions. I hope it gets better and better in the future~

Nice. As expected, the main focus is on the case and the secondary emotion. The heroine is pretty good, although she hasn't grown up enough yet and her ability to empathize is still too strong. But she knows that she can use her abilities to help more people, so that the truth can be revealed as soon as possible and unnecessary casualties can be reduced. Those animals are also quite good, obedient, and can also reflect on themselves. And very defensive. Although it is a bit cruel to hurt people, I feel that this is how you should treat bad guys, confiscate your crime tools and see if you can still be crazy. The male protagonist is also quite good, he can detect the problems of each team member in time and solve them in time. And he is responsible, he is really generous when letting the team members relax, and he is not merciless when he "traps" the leader. The male protagonist's cousin Xingxing is also too funny and obedient. If he can't solve the problem by himself, he calls his cousin to do it himself. The team members really "hated" their teeth and wanted to throw them out. And there is no one else in the way of assisting. In the end, it was the hero himself who was not active.

There is an emotional line, but it is not too interspersed with the plot of the case and is not abrupt. It mainly focuses on the plot. The relationship can be said to be of a steady flow. The heroine is not deliberately weakened, and the heroine continues to grow during the case. The writing is very human and not awkward, the logic is normal, and the interactions with small animals are very warm. However, the last one or two plots feel a bit rushed, and the ending of the plot is a bit sudden. The ending is open-ended and everyone can freely imagine. Overall, it is very good and worth reading.

It's okay, it has a relaxed and happy tone, the case is not bad, there are no too ups and downs in the plot and growth line, the animals are quite cute, and the male protagonist's role is not too small and runs through the whole process, but the emotional line is not detailed.

It's quite good. I prefer reading stories about small animals helping to solve crimes. However, I feel that as a suspenseful detective story, it lacks some suspense, turning points and details. It can be refined. Also, I'm really curious about who the male protagonist is. He can't be the captain [facepalm]

Nice! In fact, there should be many adaptations of real events. What I am most afraid of is that the events in the book are related to reality. It is a bit powerless and hindsight. I hope this world will be more beautiful and less evil.

The subject matter is novel, the writing style is delicate, the writing is smooth, the whimsical ideas are cleverly conceived, the pear is cut together, the bottom of the pen is fireworks, the pen is full of ink, and there is no vine or branch. The plot has ups and downs and is exciting! It's really wonderful and beautiful! [Like][Like][Like][Love][Love][Love]🌹🌹🌹